Using Bearer Token with Effect's HTTP API Modules

class BearerToken extends Schema.String.annotations({
  examples: [
    'Bearer 01KB5EQD32KP4C52PFFWPZ4PYK'
  ]
}) {
  static make(token: string) {
    return `Bearer ${token}`
  }
}

class AuthenticationMiddleware extends HttpApiMiddleware.Tag<AuthenticationMiddleware>()(
  'AuthenticationMiddleware',
  {
    provides: CurrentUser,
    failure: Schema.Union(UnauthorizedError, UnexpectedError),
    security: {
      token: HttpApiSecurity.bearer.pipe(
        HttpApiSecurity.annotate(OpenApi.Description, 'bearer token')
      )
    }
  }
) {}

const GetProfileEndpoint = HttpApiEndpoint.get('getProfile', '/auth/profile')
  // even tried setting headers manually but that didn't work as expected because it seems like those same headers are expected in the response or something 🤦‍♂️
  // .setHeaders(
  //   Schema.Struct({
  //     Authorization: BearerToken
  //   })
  // )
  .middleware(AuthenticationMiddleware)
  .addSuccess(GetProfileSuccessResponse)
  .addError(UnauthorizedError, { status: StatusCodes.UNAUTHORIZED })
  .addError(UnexpectedError, { status: StatusCodes.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR })

  it.effect('should get user profile', () =>
    Effect.gen(function* () {
      const client = yield* ApiClient

      const res = yield* client.Auth.getProfile()

      assert.strictEqual(res._tag, 'GetProfileResponse')
      assert.property(res.data, 'id')
      assert.property(res.data, 'full_name')
      assert.property(res.data, 'email')
    }).pipe(Effect.provide(FetchHttpClient.layer))
  )