What is return_if_ok?
return_if_ok is a crates that A macro that returns a `Result` as-is if it’s `Ok(_)`, or unwraps it if it’s `Err(_)`. This is the “opposite” of `try!`, in the same way that `Result::or_else` is the opposite of `Result::and_then`. . It has a Nerq Trust Score of 48/100 (D). 0 GitHub stars. Published by Unknown. Last analyzed September 2026.
Why This Score
- ⚠️ Security: 0/100 — Some security concerns
- ⚠️ Maintenance: 0/100 — Maintenance activity is low
- ⚠️ Community: 0 stars, 0 downloads — Growing community
- ⚠️ Transparency: License: Not specified — No license specified
Trust & Safety Overview
What return_if_ok Does
return_if_ok is a crates in the crates category. A macro that returns a `Result` as-is if it’s `Ok(_)`, or unwraps it if it’s `Err(_)`. This is the “opposite” of `try!`, in the same way that `Result::or_else` is the opposite of `Result::and_then`. . It is published by Unknown and has no specified license. With 0 GitHub stars and 0 downloads, it has a small community of users and contributors.
Who Should Use return_if_ok
return_if_ok is recommended only for experimental use. Consider alternatives with higher trust scores for production systems.
Details
| Author | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Category | crates |
| License | Not specified |
| Type | crates |
| Source | View on GitHub |
| Security Score | 0/100 |
| Activity Score | 0/100 |
How to Get Started
Check the trust score before installing:
curl nerq.ai/v1/preflight?target=return-if-ok
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Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated September 2026. Trust scores based on automated analysis of public data.