Will Taylor willgeorgetaylor

## guard_pipe.ex
defmodule Utils.GuardPipe do
  @moduledoc ~S"""
  When a value input into the pipe is an error tuple, the subsequent function in the pipeline will not execute, and the error tuple is immediately returned as the output.

  Example:

  iex> {:error, 9} ~> Kernel.+(1)
  {:error, 9}

  On the other hand, if the input is an `ok` tuple, its inner value is extracted and passed on to the next function in the pipeline. The final output of the pipe will be either an `ok` or an `error` tuple.
	defmodule Utils.GuardPipe do
	@moduledoc ~S"""
	When a value input into the pipe is an error tuple, the subsequent function in the pipeline will not execute, and the error tuple is immediately returned as the output.

	Example:

	iex> {:error, 9} ~> Kernel.+(1)
	{:error, 9}

	On the other hand, if the input is an `ok` tuple, its inner value is extracted and passed on to the next function in the pipeline. The final output of the pipe will be either an `ok` or an `error` tuple.