Hi, no worries, I understand your question.

I thought that most of the use cases for such a library could be boiled down to a single function that can wrap throwable pieces of code and convert their result to a Result type and that's exactly what I implemented.

I also wanted minimal amount of methods for the Result variant classes and delightful method names so I tried to do that and I'm happy with the results! (no pun intended)

It's just a little side project, not much thought has been put inside of it except the core idea behind it that I just explained.