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Effect Effect Success: Error Requirements

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import { Cause, Effect } from 'effect'; Effect.succeed({ id: 1n, name: 'yasaichi' }) satisfies Effect.Effect; const getUserRequest = ( userId: bigint ): Effect.Effect => Effect.tryPromise(() => fetch(`${API_ORIGIN}/users/${userId}`).then((res) => res.json()) ); const parseUser = (data: unknown): Effect.Effect => Effect.try({ try: () => User.parse(data), catch: () => new Error('Failed to parse user'), });

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// Unlike Promises, you must explicitly run effects using these methods. await Effect.runPromise(getUserRequest(1n)); // => { id: "1", name: "yasaichi", ... } // You do not use `runSync` usually because there is no way to know in advance // if an effect will execute synchronously or asynchronously. Effect.runSync(parseUser({ id: '1', name: '' })); // throws (FiberFailure) Error: Failed to parse user

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// Using Pipe & Functor/Monad const getUserByIdUsingPipe = ( userId: bigint ): Effect.Effect => getUserRequest(userId).pipe(Effect.andThen(parseUser)); // Using Generator & yield* const getUserByIdUsingGenerator = ( userId: bigint ): Effect.Effect => Effect.gen(function* () { const res = yield* getUserRequest(userId); return yield* parseUser(res); });

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