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Decorator-style handler #298
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In a more generic fashion, the runLoggerAbove severity impl1 impl2 = interpret $ \_ -> \case
Log severity message -> do
if severity > minSeverity then do
-- use `impl1` as handler
else do
-- use `impl2` as handler |
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Ok, after some debugging I realized that runLoggerAbove :: (Logger :> es) => Severity -> Eff (Logger : es) a -> Eff es a
runLoggerAbove minSeverity = interpret $ \_ -> \case
Log severity message -> do
when (severity > minSeverity) $ do
log severity message |
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This leaves the question open as to how to deal with the "generic" approach that supports passing handlers as arguments, and decides which one to use based on the |
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I'm trying to get the following code to compile:
{-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-} {-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-} {-# LANGUAGE LambdaCase #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeOperators #-} module Main where import Control.Monad import Effectful import Effectful.Dispatch.Dynamic import System.IO import Prelude hiding (log) data Severity = Info | Error | Fatal deriving (Show, Eq, Ord, Bounded) data Logger e :: Effect where Log :: Severity -> String -> (Logger e) m () type instance DispatchOf (Logger e) = Dynamic log :: (Logger e :> es) => Severity -> String -> Eff es () log severity message = send $ Log severity message runNoLogger :: Eff (Logger e : es) a -> Eff es a runNoLogger = interpret $ \_ -> \case Log _ _ -> return () runLoggerAbove :: (Logger e :> es) => Severity -> Eff (Logger e : es) a -> Eff es a runLoggerAbove minSeverity = interpret $ \_ -> \case Log severity message -> do when (severity > minSeverity) $ do log severity message runHandleLogger :: (IOE :> es) => Handle -> Eff (Logger e : es) a -> Eff es a runHandleLogger handle = interpret $ \_ -> \case Log severity message -> do liftIO $ hPutStrLn handle (prefix severity ++ " " ++ message) prefix :: Severity -> String prefix = \case Info -> "[INFO]" Error -> "[ERROR]" Fatal -> "[FATAL]" program :: (Logger e :> es) => Eff es () program = do log Info "Hello, world!" log Error "Something went wrong!" log Fatal "Everything is on fire!" main :: IO () main = do withFile "example.log" WriteMode $ \h -> runEff $ runHandleLogger h $ runLoggerAbove Info $ do programThe idea is that we have a single effect
Loggerwhich accepts multiple interpretations, for example, we might have a logger that does not log anything (runNoLogger) or a logger which writes to a file (runHandleLogger).Now, I would like to have a "handler" that works like a Decorator, that is, the "handler" requires another "handler" that actually does the work, but before (or after) this "inner" handle takes control the Decorator performs some kind of (pre/post)processing. In this case, I would like to have a decorator
runLoggerAbovethat when theseverityis some value it delegates the work to "inner", otherwise it does nothing (return ()).The code above does not compile with the following error:
My
.cabalfile looks like this:My environment:
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