polysemy-time-0.1.4.0: Polysemy Effect for Time
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LanguageHaskell2010

Polysemy.Time.At

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dateCurrentRelative :: forall diff t d r. Torsor t diff => Members [Time t d, AtomicState (t, t)] r => Sem r t Source #

Determine the current time adjusted for the difference between a custom instant and the time at which the program was started.

interceptTimeAtWithStart :: forall diff t d r a. Torsor t diff => TimeUnit diff => HasDate t d => Members [Time t d, AtomicState (t, t)] r => Sem r a -> Sem r a Source #

Given real and adjusted start time, change all calls to Now and Today to be relative to that start time. This needs to be interpreted with a vanilla interpreter for Time once more.

interceptTimeAt :: forall (diff :: Type) t d r a. TimeUnit diff => Torsor t diff => HasDate t d => Members [Time t d, Embed IO] r => t -> Sem r a -> Sem r a Source #

Interpret Time so that the time when the program starts is startAt.

interceptTimeConstantState :: forall t d r a. HasDate t d => Members [Time t d, AtomicState t] r => Sem r a -> Sem r a Source #

Change all calls to Now and Today to return the given start time. This needs to be interpreted with a vanilla interpreter for Time once more.

interceptTimeConstant :: forall t d r a. HasDate t d => Members [Time t d, Embed IO] r => t -> Sem r a -> Sem r a Source #

Interpret Time so that the time is always startAt.

The time can still be changed with setTime, adjust and setDate.

interceptTimeConstantNow :: forall t d r a. HasDate t d => Members [Time t d, Embed IO] r => Sem r a -> Sem r a Source #

Interpret Time so that the time is always the time at the start of interpretation.

The time can still be changed with setTime, adjust and setDate.