izumi.distage.modules.support

cats.effect.IO effect type support for distage resources, effects, roles & tests

• Adds izumi.functional.quasi.QuasiIO instances to support using cats.effect.IO in Injector, distage-framework & distage-testkit-scalatest
• Adds cats-effect typeclass instances for cats.effect.IO

Added into scope by izumi.distage.modules.DefaultModule.

Bindings to the same keys in your own izumi.distage.model.definition.ModuleDef or plugins will override these defaults.

Identity effect type (aka no effect type / imperative Scala) support for distage resources, effects, roles & tests

Adds izumi.functional.quasi.QuasiIO instances to support running without an effect type in Injector, distage-framework & distage-testkit-scalatest

zio.ZIO effect type support for distage resources, effects, roles & tests

• Adds izumi.functional.quasi.QuasiIO instances to support using ZIO in Injector, distage-framework & distage-testkit-scalatest
• Adds izumi.functional.bio typeclass instances for ZIO

Will also add the following components:

• ExecutionContext @Id("cpu") for CPU-bound tasks (will be used for all tasks by default by zio.Runtime)
• ExecutionContext @Id("io") for blocking IO tasks (tasks can be scheduled to it via izumi.functional.bio.BlockingIO2 or zio.ZIO.blocking)

Added into scope by izumi.distage.modules.DefaultModule. If interop-cats library is on the classpath during compilation, implicit izumi.distage.modules.DefaultModule.forZIOPlusCats will be picked up instead of izumi.distage.modules.DefaultModule.forZIO and will add a module with cats-effect instances izumi.distage.modules.typeclass.ZIOCatsEffectInstancesModule

Bindings to the same keys in your own izumi.distage.model.definition.ModuleDef or plugins will override these defaults.