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module ArityRange
def arity_range
args = parameters.map(&:first)
req = args.count :req
keyreq = args.count :keyreq
opt = args.include?(:rest) ? Float::INFINITY : args.count(:opt)
keyopt = args.include?(:keyrest) ? Float::INFINITY : args.count(:key)
{ arguments: req..req + opt, keywords: keyreq..keyreq + keyopt }
end
refine UnboundMethod do
include ArityRange
end
refine Method do
include ArityRange
end
end
module Protocol
using ArityRange
class MethodRequirement
Exception = Class.new(StandardError)
def initialize(method, arguments: nil)
@method = method
@arguments = case arguments
when NilClass then nil
when Integer then arguments..arguments
when Range then arguments
else raise ArgumentError
end
end
def ===(other)
other.method_defined?(@method) &&
(!@arguments || @arguments == other.instance_method(@method).arity_range[:arguments])
end
def to_s
"method ##{@method}#{" with arity #{@arguments}" if @arguments}"
end
end
class ClassMethodRequirement < MethodRequirement
Exception = Class.new(StandardError)
def ===(other)
other.respond_to?(@method) &&
(!@arguments || @arguments == other.method(@method).arity_range[:arguments])
end
def to_s
"class #{super}"
end
end
class AncestorRequirement
Exception = Class.new(StandardError)
def initialize(ancestor)
@ancestor = ancestor
end
def ===(other)
other < @ancestor
end
def to_s
"ancestor #{@ancestor}"
end
end
def self.extended(mod)
mod.instance_eval do
@requirements = []
end
end
def requires_ancestor(mod)
@requirements << AncestorRequirement.new(mod)
end
def requires_instance_method(method, **kw)
@requirements << MethodRequirement.new(method, **kw)
end
def requires_class_method(method, **kw)
@requirements << ClassMethodRequirement.new(method, **kw)
end
def included(target)
@requirements.each do |requirement|
unless requirement === target
raise requirement.class::Exception, "protocol #{self} requires #{requirement}"
end
end
end
end
class Module
alias_method :implements, :include
end
module Functor
extend Protocol
requires_instance_method :fmap, arguments: 0..1
end
module Applicative
extend Protocol
requires_ancestor Functor
requires_instance_method :apply, arguments: 1
requires_class_method :pure, arguments: 1
end
module Monad
extend Protocol
requires_ancestor Applicative
requires_instance_method :bind, arguments: 0..1
requires_instance_method :join, arguments: 0
requires_class_method :return, arguments: 1
end
class Maybe
def initialize(value)
@value = value
end
class << self
def pure(e)
new(e)
end
def return(e)
new(e)
end
end
Nothing = new(nil)
def to_s
nothing? ?
"Nothing" :
"Just #{@value}"
end
def join
nothing? ?
self :
@value
end
def apply(other)
nothing? ?
Nothing :
other.fmap(@value)
end
def bind(func = nil, &blk)
f = blk || func
fmap(f).join
end
def just?
self == Nothing
end
def nothing?
self == Nothing
end
alias_method :inspect, :to_s
def fmap(func = nil, &blk)
f = blk || func
nothing? ?
self :
Maybe.new(f.call(@value))
end
def self.Just(e)
Maybe.new(e)
end
alias_method :>=, :bind
end
class Array
alias_method :fmap, :map
alias_method :bind, :flat_map
alias_method :join, :flatten
end
module Kernel
def fmap(func = nil, &blk)
f = func || blk
-> (e) { e.class.instance_method(:fmap).bind(e).call(&f) }
end
end
class Maybe
implements Functor
implements Applicative
implements Monad
end
def Just(e)
Maybe::Just(e)
end
Nothing = Maybe::Nothing
halfM = -> (e) { e.even? ? e / 2 : Nothing }
p Just(3) >= halfM >= halfM >= halfM
double = -> (e) { e * 2 }
doubleF = fmap double
p doubleF.([1,2,3,4])
p doubleF.(Nothing)
p doubleF.(Just(3))
maybeAction = Just(halfM)
p Just(double).apply Just(3)
p Nothing.apply Just(3)
p Just(double).apply Nothing
p Nothing.apply Nothing
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