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Creating Interoperable Effect Code in TypeScript

I'm caught on something that seems hopelessly basic. I'm trying to have Effect code that can interop with non-Effect code. I have functions like:

const myFunction = (args: any) =>
  Effect.flatMap(SomeDependency,(dep) => dep.method(args))

const myFunction = (args: any) =>
  Effect.flatMap(SomeDependency,(dep) => dep.method(args))

const myFunction = (args: any) =>
  Effect.flatMap(SomeDependency,(dep) => dep.method(args))

const myFunction = (args: any) =>
  Effect.flatMap(SomeDependency,(dep) => dep.method(args))

I'm not sure how best to "construct" the function so

R

R is eliminated and I have something like:

type MyFunction = (args: any) => Promise<'whatever'>

type MyFunction = (args: any) => Promise<'whatever'>

type MyFunction = (args: any) => Promise<'whatever'>

type MyFunction = (args: any) => Promise<'whatever'>

R

R in this case would be app-level,

myFunction

myFunction

myFunction

myFunction would be called multiple times.