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Effect-TS is a zero dependency set of libraries to write highly productive, purely functional TypeScript at scale.

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// ets_tracing: off import * as CS from "../../../../Cause/index.js" import * as Tp from "../../../../Collections/Immutable/Tuple/index.js" import * as T from "../../../../Effect/index.js" import * as Ex from "../../../../Exit/index.js" import { pipe } from "../../../../Function/index.js" import * as M from "../../../../Managed/index.js" import * as O from "../../../../Option/index.js" import * as CH from "../../Channel/index.js" import * as C from "../core.js" import * as HO from "../Handoff.js" import * as UnfoldEffect from "./unfoldEffect.js" /** * Combines the elements from this stream and the specified stream by repeatedly applying the * function `f` to extract an element using both sides and conceptually "offer" * it to the destination stream. `f` can maintain some internal state to control * the combining process, with the initial state being specified by `s`. * * Where possible, prefer `Stream#combineChunks` for a more efficient implementation. */ export function combine_<R, R1, E, E1, A, A1, A2, S>( self: C.Stream<R, E, A>, that: C.Stream<R1, E1, A1>, s: S, f: ( s: S, e1: T.Effect<R, O.Option<E>, A>, e2: T.Effect<R1, O.Option<E1>, A1> ) => T.Effect<R1, never, Ex.Exit<O.Option<E1>, Tp.Tuple<[A2, S]>>> ): C.Stream<R & R1, E1, A2> { const producer = <Err, Elem>( handoff: HO.Handoff<Ex.Exit<O.Option<Err>, Elem>>, latch: HO.Handoff<void> ): CH.Channel<R1, Err, Elem, unknown, never, never, any> => CH.zipRight_( CH.fromEffect(HO.take(latch)), CH.readWithCause( (value: Elem) => CH.zipRight_( CH.fromEffect(HO.offer(handoff, Ex.succeed(value))), producer(handoff, latch) ), (cause) => CH.fromEffect(HO.offer(handoff, Ex.failCause(CS.map_(cause, O.some)))), (_) => CH.zipRight_( CH.fromEffect(HO.offer(handoff, Ex.fail(O.none))), producer(handoff, latch) ) ) ) return new C.Stream( CH.managed_( pipe( M.do, M.bind("left", () => T.toManaged(HO.make<Ex.Exit<O.Option<E>, A>>())), M.bind("right", () => T.toManaged(HO.make<Ex.Exit<O.Option<E1>, A1>>())), M.bind("latchL", () => T.toManaged(HO.make<void>())), M.bind("latchR", () => T.toManaged(HO.make<void>())), M.tap(({ latchL, left }) => pipe( CH.concatMap_(self.channel, (_) => CH.writeChunk(_))[">>>"]( producer(left, latchL) ), CH.runManaged, M.fork ) ), M.tap(({ latchR, right }) => pipe( CH.concatMap_(that.channel, (_) => CH.writeChunk(_))[">>>"]( producer(right, latchR) ), CH.runManaged, M.fork ) ), M.map(({ latchL, latchR, left, right }) => Tp.tuple(left, right, latchL, latchR) ) ), ({ tuple: [left, right, latchL, latchR] }) => { const pullLeft = T.zipRight_( HO.offer(latchL, undefined), T.chain_(HO.take(left), T.done) ) const pullRight = T.zipRight_( HO.offer(latchR, undefined), T.chain_(HO.take(right), T.done) ) return UnfoldEffect.unfoldEffect(s, (s) => T.chain_(f(s, pullLeft, pullRight), (_) => T.unoption(T.done(_))) ).channel } ) ) } /** * Combines the elements from this stream and the specified stream by repeatedly applying the * function `f` to extract an element using both sides and conceptually "offer" * it to the destination stream. `f` can maintain some internal state to control * the combining process, with the initial state being specified by `s`. * * Where possible, prefer `Stream#combineChunks` for a more efficient implementation. * * @ets_data_first combine_ */ export function combine<R, R1, E, E1, A, A1, A2, S>( that: C.Stream<R1, E1, A1>, s: S, f: ( s: S, e1: T.Effect<R, O.Option<E>, A>, e2: T.Effect<R1, O.Option<E1>, A1> ) => T.Effect<R1, never, Ex.Exit<O.Option<E1>, Tp.Tuple<[A2, S]>>> ) { return (self: C.Stream<R, E, A>) => combine_(self, that, s, f) }