domain-predicates

Generate equality checks and sorting logic for Effect-TS domain types by leveraging typeclass patterns to automatically derive Equivalence and Order instances from schemas, reducing boilerplate code for complex data structures.

Sort complex domain objects by multiple criteria in Effect-TS by combining multiple Order instances. This Skill uses Order.combine and Order.mapInput to facilitate multi-criteria sorting for structures like appointments sorted by status and time.

Yes, you can automatically derive predicates from existing schemas for domain modeling. This Skill supports automatic derivation from schemas to create ready-to-use functions for structural equality checks and field-based comparisons.

Structural equality in Effect-TS works through compositional patterns using Equivalence.mapInput and Equivalence.combine. These typeclass functions allow flexible comparison of complex domain objects by mapping and combining equivalence instances.

You need existing typeclass implementations to automatically generate domain predicates and orders. This Skill builds on typeclass-driven generation to create consistent instances, but also supports manual composition of equivalences and orders when needed.

Filter and compare domain types like Task or Appointment in Effect-TS using generated predicates for equality checks. This Skill provides ready-to-use functions to check if two tasks are equal by ID or filter appointments scheduled within a specific date range.