in Arrow we place extension functions in a `syntax...

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[raulraja]

in Arrow we place extension functions in a syntax package namespaced by the data type that it provides extensions for.

For example a user would:

import arrow.syntax.option.*

val a: Option<Int> = 1.some()
val b: Option<Int> = none<Int>()

That file is named lowercased after the data type. In this case: option.kt

This file contains only extension syntax as arrow-syntax is distributed separately as it's own module and is opt in.

@Ruckus I'm not sure this pattern is wrong despite just being extension functions in a file https://github.com/arrow-kt/arrow/tree/master/arrow-syntax/src/main/kotlin/arrow/syntax
I'd love to hear your thoughts on how you'd better organize it 🙂