Bind.md

Module Elm.Bind

Elm modules typically use andThen for what Purescript would call bind. We define the synomyn here generically so that we don't have to define the function multiple times. And, we can re-export it (as Elm code expects) without producing conflicts, since it's all the same function.

andThen

andThen :: forall m a b. Bind m => (a -> m b) -> m a -> m b

Given some computation, chain its result with another computation.

Equivalent to Purescript's bind.

The order of the arguments was flipped in Elm 0.18.