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Effect Runtime

tried to look for it in the docs, api reference etc.
how would one use Effects in stuff like the DOM environment? things like so:

Effect.gen(function*($) {
// later, in a `Effect.sync` or something
document.addEventListener("click", event => {
  // I can construct a new `Effect` here,
  // but I'll have to `.runSync` it.
})
})

Effect.gen(function*($) {
// later, in a `Effect.sync` or something
document.addEventListener("click", event => {
  // I can construct a new `Effect` here,
  // but I'll have to `.runSync` it.
})
})

Once I use

Effect.runSync

Effect.runSync

or other functions like it, it means I'm detaching this Effect from the layers, right? Is there a nice way of maintaining this connection and not have "islands" of Effects everywhere?
I also thought about using

@effect/stream

@effect/stream

but unfortunately event handlers must be synchronous for propagation to work correctly (afaik)

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schniz

Effect Runtime

tried to look for it in the docs, api reference etc.
how would one use Effects in stuff like the DOM environment? things like so:

Effect.gen(function*($) {
// later, in a `Effect.sync` or something
document.addEventListener("click", event => {
  // I can construct a new `Effect` here,
  // but I'll have to `.runSync` it.
})
})

Effect.gen(function*($) {
// later, in a `Effect.sync` or something
document.addEventListener("click", event => {
  // I can construct a new `Effect` here,
  // but I'll have to `.runSync` it.
})
})

Once I use

Effect.runSync

Effect.runSync

@effect/stream

@effect/stream

but unfortunately event handlers must be synchronous for propagation to work correctly (afaik)

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