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Organizing Work with Schemas: Approaches and Questions

I'm trying to figure out how to better organize work with schemas. now I have a schema to describe the domain entity of the

Schema<T, T>

Schema<T, T>

+ there is a schema for describing the database of the

Schema<Db, Db>

Schema<Db, Db>

- I plan to create a schema transformation for each entity

Schema<Db, T>

Schema<Db, T>

. While there is no

@effect/schema

@effect/schema

generator for the prisma, I am trying to describe them manually. Two questions
1 is the approach correct/convenient
is there a helper which allows you to fix I type of constructed schema?

const for = <I>() => <A>(...) : Scheme<I, A>

const for = <I>() => <A>(...) : Scheme<I, A>

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Max Khramtsov

Organizing Work with Schemas: Approaches and Questions

I'm trying to figure out how to better organize work with schemas. now I have a schema to describe the domain entity of the

Schema<T, T>

Schema<T, T>

+ there is a schema for describing the database of the

Schema<Db, Db>

Schema<Db, Db>

- I plan to create a schema transformation for each entity

Schema<Db, T>

Schema<Db, T>

. While there is no

@effect/schema

@effect/schema

generator for the prisma, I am trying to describe them manually. Two questions
1 is the approach correct/convenient
is there a helper which allows you to fix I type of constructed schema?

const for = <I>() => <A>(...) : Scheme<I, A>

const for = <I>() => <A>(...) : Scheme<I, A>

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