5 replies

Making `Effect.request` API Dual

Is it possibile to make

Effect.request

Effect.request

api dual? I personally use them as a dependency and this is the code I usually end up with:

const value = yield* $(
  Effect.flatMap(MyRequestResolverTag, (resolver) =>
    Effect.request(MyRequest(payload), resolver),
  ),
);

const value = yield* $(
  Effect.flatMap(MyRequestResolverTag, (resolver) =>
    Effect.request(MyRequest(payload), resolver),
  ),
);

Having the

Effect.request

Effect.request

dual, could become:

const value = yield* $(
  Effect.flatMap(MyRequestResolverTag, Effect.request(MyRequest(payload))),
);

const value = yield* $(
  Effect.flatMap(MyRequestResolverTag, Effect.request(MyRequest(payload))),
);

5 replies

Is it possibile to make

Effect.request

Effect.request

api dual? I personally use them as a dependency and this is the code I usually end up with:

const value = yield* $(
  Effect.flatMap(MyRequestResolverTag, (resolver) =>
    Effect.request(MyRequest(payload), resolver),
  ),
);

const value = yield* $(
  Effect.flatMap(MyRequestResolverTag, (resolver) =>
    Effect.request(MyRequest(payload), resolver),
  ),
);

Having the

Effect.request

Effect.request

dual, could become:

const value = yield* $(
  Effect.flatMap(MyRequestResolverTag, Effect.request(MyRequest(payload))),
);

const value = yield* $(
  Effect.flatMap(MyRequestResolverTag, Effect.request(MyRequest(payload))),
);