Creating a service with multiple methods and multiple requirements

import { Effect, Context } from "effect";

class Analytics extends Context.Tag("Analytics")<
    Analytics,
    {
        readonly sendRequest: () => Effect.Effect<void>;
    }
>() {}

class Random extends Context.Tag("Random")<
    Random,
    {
        readonly generateRandomValue: (id: string) => Effect.Effect<string>;
    }
>() {}

const wheel = (userId: number) =>
    Effect.gen(function* () {
        const random = yield* Random;
        const analytics = yield* Analytics;

        return userId
    });

const realAnalytics = Effect.provideService(Analytics, {
    sendRequest: () => {
        console.log("sending request and doing some computation");
        return Effect.void;
    },
});

const mockedAnalytics = Effect.provideService(Analytics, {
    sendRequest: () => {
        console.log("not doing anything - its just mock for testing");
        return Effect.void;
    },
});

const realRandom = Effect.provideService(Random, {
    generateRandomValue: (id: string) =>
        Effect.sync(() => `${Math.random()} - ${id}`),
});

const mockedRandom = Effect.provideService(Random, {
    generateRandomValue: (id: string) => Effect.sync(() => `mockedValue-${id}`),
});

const mockedProgram = Effect.runPromise(
    wheel(2).pipe(mockedAnalytics, mockedRandom),
);

const realProgram = Effect.runPromise(wheel(2).pipe(realAnalytics, realRandom));