How to Provide a Dependency Layer to a Service Without Inlining Functions

Quick question about using a dependency within a layer. I have the following definition:

export const CheckoutLive = Layer.succeed(
  Checkout,
  Checkout.of({
    initiate,
  }),
).pipe(Layer.provide(InfrastructureLive));

export const CheckoutLive = Layer.succeed(
  Checkout,
  Checkout.of({
    initiate,
  }),
).pipe(Layer.provide(InfrastructureLive));

export const CheckoutLive = Layer.succeed(
  Checkout,
  Checkout.of({
    initiate,
  }),
).pipe(Layer.provide(InfrastructureLive));

export const CheckoutLive = Layer.succeed(
  Checkout,
  Checkout.of({
    initiate,
  }),
).pipe(Layer.provide(InfrastructureLive));

initiate

initiate

initiate

initiate has this signature:

initiate: () => Effect<{...}, InitiateCheckoutSessionError, CookieAdapter>

initiate: () => Effect<{...}, InitiateCheckoutSessionError, CookieAdapter>

initiate: () => Effect<{...}, InitiateCheckoutSessionError, CookieAdapter>

initiate: () => Effect<{...}, InitiateCheckoutSessionError, CookieAdapter>

whereas

CookieAdapter

CookieAdapter

CookieAdapter

CookieAdapter is a layer in the

InfrastructureLive

InfrastructureLive

InfrastructureLive

InfrastructureLive layer. My initial thought was, that I can provide this layer to the

CheckoutLive

CheckoutLive

CheckoutLive

CheckoutLive layer as described above, but this doesn't work.

How can I make the

CookieAdapter

CookieAdapter

CookieAdapter

CookieAdapter available without defining the

CheckoutLive

CheckoutLive

CheckoutLive

CheckoutLive layer with

Layer.effect

Layer.effect

Layer.effect

Layer.effect (as this would lead me to inlining the

initiate

initiate

initiate

initiate function in there which would result in a huge service, when it grows)?

Any pointer is highly appreciated

No replies yetBe the first to reply to this messageJoin