servedeither

servedeither is a software library for the programming language Haskell. It provides an implementation of the Either monad, often referred to as an Either type. The Either type is a fundamental data structure in functional programming used to represent a value that can be one of two possible types. Typically, it is used to represent either a success value (conventionally on the right side) or an error value (conventionally on the left side).

The servedeither library offers functions and combinators that allow developers to work with Either values in a more expressive and safe manner. This includes operations for sequencing computations that may fail, transforming the success or failure values, and handling potential errors gracefully. Its design is intended to integrate well with other Haskell libraries and paradigms, particularly those related to asynchronous programming and effect management.

By utilizing servedeither, Haskell programmers can write code that clearly distinguishes between successful outcomes and error conditions. This explicit error handling can lead to more robust and maintainable applications, as it forces developers to consider and address potential failure points directly within their code, rather than relying solely on exceptions or other less explicit mechanisms. The library aims to provide a convenient and idiomatic way to implement this pattern in Haskell projects.