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Introducing tapLog: A Shortcut for Logging in Effect

Hi folks! Is there a way to quickly log things, without messing up the return type? I found to

Effect.tap(() => Effect.log())

Effect.tap(() => Effect.log())

Effect.tap(() => Effect.log())

Effect.tap(() => Effect.log()) too cumbersome to write.

For now, I ended up implementing tapLog as a shorthand:

const tapLog =
  <R, E, A>(text: string) =>
  (effect: Effect.Effect<R, E, A>): Effect.Effect<R, E, A> =>
    Effect.tap(effect, () => Effect.log(text));

const tapLog =
  <R, E, A>(text: string) =>
  (effect: Effect.Effect<R, E, A>): Effect.Effect<R, E, A> =>
    Effect.tap(effect, () => Effect.log(text));

const tapLog =
  <R, E, A>(text: string) =>
  (effect: Effect.Effect<R, E, A>): Effect.Effect<R, E, A> =>
    Effect.tap(effect, () => Effect.log(text));

const tapLog =
  <R, E, A>(text: string) =>
  (effect: Effect.Effect<R, E, A>): Effect.Effect<R, E, A> =>
    Effect.tap(effect, () => Effect.log(text));

Introducing tapLog: A Shortcut for Logging in Effect

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