Last active
June 14, 2019 14:25
-
-
Save orium/30d3e740143da24484407f21e7cfee00 to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
Scala workshop 20181017 — UriCodecs, Quicklens, Aux pattern
This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters.
Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters
object UriCodecsDemo extends App { | |
import UriEncoder.Implicit._ | |
case class Channel(name: String) | |
implicit val channelUriEncoder: UriEncoder[Channel] = _.name | |
val uri = (SimpleUri(HttpProtocol.Https, "discovery.itv.com") / "channel" / Channel("itv")) ? ("q" -> "foobar") ? ("lang" -> "en") | |
println(uri.fullPath) | |
implicit val countryDecoder: UriDecoder.Aux[Channel, String] = UriDecoder { | |
case "ITV" | "itv" => Right(Channel("itv")) | |
case "ITV2" | "itv2" => Right(Channel("itv2")) | |
case c => Left(s"Unknown channel $c") | |
} | |
println(UriDecoder.decode[Channel]("itv")) | |
} | |
object QuickLensDemo extends App { | |
import com.softwaremill.quicklens._ | |
case class Person(name: String) | |
sealed trait Engine { | |
def power: Int | |
} | |
object Engine { | |
case class Jet(power: Int) extends Engine | |
case class WarpDrive(power: Int) extends Engine | |
} | |
case class Spaceship( | |
name: String, | |
captain: Person, | |
engines: Seq[Engine] | |
) | |
val spaceship = Spaceship( | |
name = "USS Enterprise", | |
captain = Person(name = "Kirk"), | |
engines = Seq( | |
Engine.WarpDrive(power = 30), | |
Engine.Jet(power = 10), | |
Engine.WarpDrive(power = 30), | |
) | |
) | |
val newSpaceship = spaceship.modify(_.name).using(_.toUpperCase) | |
println(newSpaceship) | |
/* | |
val newSpaceship = spaceship.modify(_.name).using(_.toUpperCase) | |
val newSpaceship = spaceship.modify(_.name).setTo("Deathstar") | |
val newSpaceship = spaceship.modify(_.captain.name).setTo("Frodo") | |
val newSpaceship = spaceship.modifyAll(_.name, _.captain.name).using(_ + "!!!") | |
val newSpaceship = spaceship.modify(_.engines.each.power).using(_ * 2) | |
val newSpaceship = spaceship.modify(_.engines.at(1).power).using(_ * 2) | |
val newSpaceship = spaceship.modify(_.engines.each.when[Engine.WarpDrive].power).using(2 * _) | |
val personNameLens = modify(_: Person)(_.name) | |
val spaceshipCaptainLens = modify(_: Spaceship)(_.captain) | |
val spaceshipCaptainNameLens = spaceshipCaptainLens andThenModify personNameLens | |
val newSpaceship = spaceshipCaptainNameLens(spaceship).using("James " + _ ) | |
*/ | |
} | |
object AuxPattern extends App { | |
// Exameple from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43900674/understanding-the-aux-pattern-in-scala-type-system | |
trait Last[Tuple] { | |
type LastType | |
def last(t: Tuple): LastType | |
} | |
object Last { | |
type Aux[T, L] = Last[T] { type LastType = L } | |
} | |
implicit def lastForPair[A, B]: Last[(A, B)] { type LastType = B } = new Last[(A, B)] { | |
type LastType = B | |
def last(t: (A, B)): B = t._2 | |
} | |
implicit def lastForTriple[A, B, C]: Last[(A, B, C)] { type LastType = C } = new Last[(A, B, C)] { | |
type LastType = C | |
def last(t: (A, B, C)): C = t._3 | |
} | |
def getLast[T](t: T)(implicit lastEvidence: Last[T]): lastEvidence.LastType = | |
lastEvidence.last(t) | |
val l0: Double = getLast(("", 1, .1)) | |
val l1: Int = getLast(("", 1)) | |
println(l0) | |
println(l1) | |
// Doesn't work: | |
// def sortByLastWrong[T](s: Seq[T])(implicit lastEvidence: Last[T], ordering: Ordering[lastEvidence.LastType]): Seq[T] = | |
// ??? | |
def sortByLast[T, L](s: Seq[T])(implicit lastEvidence: Last.Aux[T, L], ordering: Ordering[L]): Seq[T] = | |
s.sortBy(getLast(_)) | |
val seq = Seq((0, "b"), (0, "a")) | |
val seq2 = Seq((0, 4, "b"), (0, 4, "a")) | |
println(sortByLast(seq)) | |
println(sortByLast(seq2)) | |
// We don't truly need `Aux`, it just makes things more readable: | |
def sortByLastAlsoOk[T, L](s: Seq[T])(implicit lastEvidence: Last[T] { type LastType = L }, ordering: Ordering[L]): Seq[T] = | |
s.sortBy(getLast(_)) | |
} |
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment