doesn’t feel a bit odd using the Raise api with context params? with context receivers was feeling w...

# arrow

[Marc]

doesn’t feel a bit odd using the Raise api with context params? with context receivers was feeling way more natural IMO

context(raise: Raise<DomainError>)
fun <T> HttpClient.getSomethingFromNetwork(): T = with(raise) {
    // network operator | raise(DomainError)
}

not sure if that’s the only way tho , but it feels odd the need to scope raise now 😕

[Alejandro Serrano.Mena]

three options here:
1. just use raise.raise instead of just raise for now
2. create your own context(raise: Raise<E>) fun <E> raise(error: E) = raise.raise(error) function
3. wait for the upcoming arrow-raise-context library

[Marc]

yeah, I was experimenting with raise.raise but I some times cant to use the catch one making it less intuitive to use.

2 seems a cool option! 3 ideal, nice