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small example of polymorphic encoders
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trait Encoder[From] { | |
type To | |
def encode(from: From): To | |
} | |
object Encoder { | |
type Aux[From, To0] = Encoder[From] { | |
type To = To0 | |
} | |
implicit def compose[A, B, C](implicit e1: Encoder.Aux[A, B], e2: Encoder.Aux[B, C]): Encoder.Aux[A, C] = | |
new Encoder[A] { | |
type To = C | |
override def encode(from: A): C = e2.encode(e1.encode(from)) | |
} | |
implicit val intToBooleanEncoder = new Encoder[Int] { | |
type To = Boolean | |
override def encode(from: Int): Boolean = true | |
} | |
implicit val booleanToStringEncoder = new Encoder[Boolean] { | |
type To = String | |
override def encode(from: Boolean): String = "hello" | |
} | |
} | |
def print[T, R](t: T)(implicit p: Encoder.Aux[T, R]): R = p.encode(t) | |
print(10) // true | |
print(true) // hello | |
print[Int, String](10) // hello |
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