Testing out JmonkeyEngine to make a game in Scala with Akka Actors within a pure FP layer
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package wow.doge.mygame
import cats.data.ReaderT
import monix.bio.UIO
import org.scalatest.funsuite.AnyFunSuite
import monix.execution.Scheduler.Implicits.global
import monix.bio.IO
import cats.mtl.Ask
import cats.mtl.implicits._
import cats.effect.LiftIO
import monix.bio.Task
import cats.data.Kleisli
import monix.bio.IOLift
class ReaderT_Test extends AnyFunSuite {
// type IoReaderT[S, E, A] = ReaderT[UIO, S, Either[E, A]]
// val IoReaderT = ReaderT
// val t =
// ReaderT[UIO, String, Either[Error, Unit]](s => UIO.unit.attempt)
// .run("s")
// .rethrow
// val r: IoReaderT[String, Error, Unit] = IoReaderT(s => UIO.unit.attempt)
// val t2 = r.run("s").rethrow
// Kleisli[IO, String, Unit](s => IO.unit)
case class Environment(str: String, num: Int)
// test("runReaderT_Test") {
// def fun1: ReaderT[UIO, String, Unit] = ReaderT(str => UIO(println(str)))
// def fun2: ReaderT[UIO, Int, Unit] = ReaderT(num => UIO(println(num)))
// def total: ReaderT[UIO, Environment, Unit] =
// for {
// _ <- fun1.local[Environment](_.str)
// _ <- fun2.local[Environment](_.num)
// } yield ()
// val uio: UIO[Unit] = total.run(Environment("hello", 50))
// uio.runSyncUnsafe()
// }
implicit val L =
new LiftIO[ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Environment, *]] {
override def liftIO[A](
ioa: cats.effect.IO[A]
): ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Environment, A] =
ReaderT(_ => IO.from(ioa).onErrorHandleWith(_ => IO.raiseError("whew")))
// override def liftIO[A](ioa: cats.effect.IO[A]): monix.bio.Task[A] =
// Task.from(ioa)
}
implicit val L2 = new IOLift[ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Environment, *]] {
override def apply[A](
task: monix.bio.Task[A]
): ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Environment, A] =
ReaderT(_ => IO.from(task).onErrorHandleWith(_ => IO.raiseError("whew")))
}
sealed trait AppError
type RIO[S, E, A] = ReaderT[IO[E, ?], S, A]
type EIO[S, A] = RIO[S, AppError, A]
type AppIO[A] = RIO[Environment, AppError, A]
test("2") {
def fun1: RIO[String, String, Unit] =
ReaderT(s => IO(println(s)).onErrorHandleWith(_ => IO.raiseError("wow")))
def fun2: ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Int, Unit] =
ReaderT(num =>
IO(println(num)).onErrorHandleWith(_ => IO.raiseError("whew"))
)
def fun3: ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Environment, Unit] =
for {
env <- ReaderT.ask[IO[String, ?], Environment]
} yield ()
def test[F[_]]()(implicit A: Ask[F, Int]) = A.ask[Int]
// def synctest[F[_]]
def fun4: ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Environment, Unit] =
for {
env <- ReaderT.ask[IO[String, ?], Environment]
_ <- ReaderT.liftF(
IO(println(env)).onErrorHandleWith(_ => IO.raiseError("wow"))
)
_ <- fun3
} yield ()
val topkek =
test[ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Int, *]]().local[Environment](_.num)
def app: ReaderT[IO[String, ?], Environment, Unit] =
for {
_ <- fun1.local[Environment](_.str)
_ <- fun2.local[Environment](_.num)
_ <- fun3
_ <- fun4
_ <- topkek
} yield ()
val io: IO[String, Unit] = app.run(Environment("hello", 50))
io.attempt.runSyncUnsafe()
}
}