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Seeking Best Practice for Layering `Excel.RequestContext` in `Effect`

I am currently trying to figure out how I can best layer an

Excel.RequestContext

Excel.RequestContext

effect

effect

, the problem is that you can only get an

Excel.RequestContext

Excel.RequestContext

via

await Excel.run(async (context: Excel.RequestContext) => ...);

await Excel.run(async (context: Excel.RequestContext) => ...);

so I am unsure how to layer this appropriately. I thought about basically doing:

Effect.tryPromise(() => Excel.run((context: Excel.RequestContext) => Effect.runPromise(inner.provide(RequestContext.layer(context))))

Effect.tryPromise(() => Excel.run((context: Excel.RequestContext) => Effect.runPromise(inner.provide(RequestContext.layer(context))))

but that feels super hacky.

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I am currently trying to figure out how I can best layer an

Excel.RequestContext

Excel.RequestContext

effect

effect

, the problem is that you can only get an

Excel.RequestContext

Excel.RequestContext

via

await Excel.run(async (context: Excel.RequestContext) => ...);

await Excel.run(async (context: Excel.RequestContext) => ...);

so I am unsure how to layer this appropriately. I thought about basically doing:

Effect.tryPromise(() => Excel.run((context: Excel.RequestContext) => Effect.runPromise(inner.provide(RequestContext.layer(context))))

Effect.tryPromise(() => Excel.run((context: Excel.RequestContext) => Effect.runPromise(inner.provide(RequestContext.layer(context))))

but that feels super hacky.