Given the following functions:
def foo( a: A ): ValidationNEL[String,Seq[B]] = ...
def bar( b: B ): ValidationNEL[String,C] = ...
I would like to combine them such as to build a function, which calls foo
then eventually calls bar
on each elements in the produced Seq
, such a to get a ValidationNEL[String,Seq[C]]
:
def fooAndBar( a: A ): ValidationNEL[String,Seq[C]]
Documentation in Scalaz 7 is very short and I could not find any relevant example.
Do a hardcore traversal on the B sequence. Note that I used List here since Scalaz 7 doesn't seem to have typeclass instances for Seq
, however it should not be too hard to write your own if really needed.
import scalaz.{ValidationNEL, Traverse, NonEmptyList}
import scalaz.std.list.listInstance
case class A(a: Int)
case class B(b: Int)
case class C(c: Int)
def foo( a: A ): ValidationNEL[String,List[B]] = Validation.success(List(B(1), B(2)))
def bar( b: B ): ValidationNEL[String,C] = Validation.failure(NonEmptyList("error in " + b.b))//Validation.success(C(b.b * 2))
type ValNEL[A] = ValidationNEL[String, A]
def foobar(a: A): ValidationNEL[String, List[C]] =
foo(a) flatMap { bs =>
Traverse[List].traverse[ValNEL, B, C](bs)(bar)
}
val r: scalaz.ValidationNEL[String, List[C]] = foobar(A(3))
Update: Also see the invaluable Haskellwiki Typeclassopedia
Have a look at this gist using kleisli to do this with Either https://gist.github.com/3240574 and this with Validation https://gist.github.com/3230464
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