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Example of monadic loop using the State monad in Cats
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import cats.{Id,Monad} | |
import cats.state.State | |
import cats.std.function._ | |
import scala.language.higherKinds._ | |
// Call Example.example.run to see the example running | |
object Example { | |
type MyState[A] = State[Int, A] | |
// A simple counter using the state monad. The counter counts down by one each | |
// iteration, and when it hits zero it stops. The value (Option[Int]) | |
// indicates if we should continue or stop processing. | |
def extractNextItem: MyState[Option[Int]] = | |
State { counter => | |
if(counter == 0) | |
(0, None) | |
else | |
(counter-1, Some(counter)) | |
} | |
// Process the input and indicate if we should continue processing | |
def process(in: Option[Int]): Boolean = | |
in match { | |
case None => false | |
case Some(x) => | |
println(s"Value is $x") | |
true | |
} | |
// Loop until the condition is false | |
def loop(in: MyState[Boolean]): MyState[Boolean] = { | |
val choice: MyState[Boolean] = extractNextItem map process | |
choice flatMap { bool => | |
if(bool) | |
loop(choice) | |
else | |
choice | |
} | |
} | |
def example = | |
loop(extractNextItem map process).run(5) | |
} |
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