Runtime

The Effect runtime system in TypeScript manages how effects are executed across different configurations. It provides DefaultRuntime, CustomRuntime, and ManagedRuntime options to handle service provisioning, execution context, and resource disposal reliably.

Create a custom runtime by configuring runtime settings, then use Effect.runPromise to execute effects within that runtime context. This Skill provides concrete examples for setting up runtime configuration and running programs end to end.

Use ManagedRuntime in Effect-TS when you need configurable runtime execution with proper resource disposal. DefaultRuntime handles basic execution, while ManagedRuntime supports clean teardown, service provisioning via Layers, and scalable runtime configuration.

Provide services to an Effect runtime using Layers to handle dependency injection for testability and scalability. Layers construct services and feed them into the runtime, enabling modular service provisioning and clean disposal when execution finishes.

Yes, you can configure runtime settings and dispose resources cleanly in Effect-TS by building a small app with ManagedRuntime. It supports runtime configuration scenarios and ensures effects are properly disposed when program execution completes.

Effect runtime works without external dependencies in a TypeScript project. The runtime system relies on Effect-TS internals including DefaultRuntime, CustomRuntime, ManagedRuntime, and Layers for service provisioning and execution context management.