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bicovariant either
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package pi.prelude | |
import pi.prelude.either.\/._ | |
import zio.ZIO | |
import zio.prelude.{Bicovariant, Covariant} | |
package object either { | |
sealed trait \/[+E, +A] { self => | |
private final def map0[B](f: A => B): \/[E, B] = | |
self match { | |
case \/-(a) => \/-(f(a)) | |
case error @ -\/(_) => error | |
} | |
private final def mapError0[F](f: E => F): \/[F, A] = | |
self match { | |
case -\/(e) => -\/(f(e)) | |
case success @ \/-(_) => success | |
} | |
def toEither: Either[E, A] = self match { | |
case \/.-\/(e) => Left(e) | |
case \/.\/-(x) => Right(x) | |
} | |
} | |
object \/ { | |
final case class -\/[+E](e: E) extends (E \/ Nothing) | |
final case class \/-[+A](x: A) extends (Nothing \/ A) | |
def fromEither[E, A](e: Either[E, A]): E \/ A = e match { | |
case Left(value) => -\/(value) | |
case Right(value) => \/-(value) | |
} | |
def fromOption[E, A](ifNone: => E)(o: Option[A]): E \/ A = o.map(\/-(_)).getOrElse(-\/(ifNone)) | |
implicit def EitherBicovariant: Bicovariant[\/] = new Bicovariant[\/] { | |
override def bimap[A, B, AA, BB](f: A => AA, g: B => BB): A \/ B => AA \/ BB = | |
_.mapError0(f).map0(g) | |
} | |
implicit def EitherCovariant[E]: Covariant[({ type lambda[+x] = \/[E, x] })#lambda] = | |
new Covariant[({ type lambda[+x] = \/[E, x] })#lambda] { | |
override def map[A, B](f: A => B): E \/ A => E \/ B = _.map0(f) | |
} | |
/* | |
implicit def ValidationFailureCovariant[A] | |
: Covariant[({ type lambda[+x] = newtypes.Failure[Validation[x, A]] })#lambda] = | |
new Covariant[({ type lambda[+x] = newtypes.Failure[Validation[x, A]] })#lambda] { | |
def map[E, E1](f: E => E1): newtypes.Failure[Validation[E, A]] => newtypes.Failure[Validation[E1, A]] = | |
validation => newtypes.Failure.wrap(newtypes.Failure.unwrap(validation).mapError(f)) | |
} | |
*/ | |
implicit class ZEitherOps[A](private val x: A) extends AnyVal { | |
def left[B]: A \/ B = -\/(x) | |
def right[B]: B \/ A = \/-(x) | |
} | |
implicit class EitherToZIOOps[E, A](private val x: E \/ A) extends AnyVal { | |
def io: ZIO[Any, E, A] = ZIO.fromEither(x.toEither) | |
} | |
implicit class ZIOAbsolveOps[R, E, A](private val z: ZIO[R, E, E \/ A]) extends AnyVal { | |
def absolve: ZIO[R, E, A] = z.map(_.toEither).absolve | |
} | |
} | |
} |
Mais la curryfication n'est pas polymorphique en Scala, cela t'oblige à connaître ton A, ce qui tue un peu l'usage.
Et si dans un call tu as déjà ton e et que tu connais ton A, tu peux toujours placer un : fromOption(e, _)
Ok tu m'as convaincu alors :D
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Bah j'ai juste fait pareil que ta 1ere proposition mais currifié non ?