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@udmada/finance-powertools

v0.1.11

Published

Observability and resilience layers for Effect-based applications (inspired by AWS Lambda Powertools)

Readme

@udmada/finance-powertools

Effect-native observability & resilience helpers (logging, tracing, metrics, idempotency) inspired by AWS Powertools, used across this monorepo to bootstrap Remix loaders and other Effect programs.

Install

pnpm add @udmada/finance-powertools effect

Targets Node 20+ with dual ESM/CJS exports.

Quick start

import { developmentPowertoolsLayer } from "@udmada/finance-powertools";
import { Effect } from "effect";

const program = Effect.gen(function* () {
  yield* Effect.log("syncing");
  // your business logic
});

await Effect.runPromise(
  program.pipe(
    Effect.provide(
      developmentPowertoolsLayer({
        observability: { structured: true },
        idempotency: { ttlMs: 5 * 60_000 },
      }),
    ),
  ),
);

Managed runtime helper

import { createDevelopmentRuntime } from "@udmada/finance-powertools";

const runtime = createDevelopmentRuntime();
export const run = <A, E>(effect: Effect.Effect<A, E>) => runtime.runPromise(effect);

Use createProductionRuntime with an OTEL tracer config for production workloads.

Production snippet

import { productionPowertoolsLayer } from "@udmada/finance-powertools";
import { Effect } from "effect";

const layer = productionPowertoolsLayer({
  observability: {
    tracerConfig: {
      serviceName: "finance-api",
      url: "http://otel-collector:4318/v1/traces",
    },
  },
  // add your own idempotency layer (Redis, Dynamo, etc.)
});

await Effect.runPromise(program.pipe(Effect.provide(layer)));

API surface

| Export | Purpose | | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | developmentPowertoolsLayer(options?) | Console logger, native tracer, console metrics, in-memory idempotency. | | productionPowertoolsLayer({ observability, idempotencyLayer? }) | Structured logger + OTEL tracer + optional custom idempotency layer. | | customPowertoolsLayer(observability, idempotency, extra?) | Compose your own stack from individual layers. | | createDevelopmentRuntime, createProductionRuntime | ManagedRuntime wrappers with the above layers pre-wired. | | withPowertools, withProductionPowertools | One-liner helpers that run an Effect inside the managed runtime. | | Individual layers under runtime/* | consoleLoggerLayer, structuredConsoleLoggerLayer, nativeTracerLayer, otelTracerLayer, consoleMetricsLayer, inMemoryIdempotencyLayer, etc. |

Architecture snapshot

flowchart LR
  subgraph Powertools Layer
    Logger[[Logger]]
    Tracer[[Tracer]]
    Metrics[[Metrics]]
    Idempotency[[Idempotency]]
  end

  EffectProgram[[Effect program]] -->|"provide powertools layer"| Powertools Layer
  Logger --> ObservabilitySinks[(console / structured)]
  Tracer --> Otel[(native tracer / OTEL)]
  Metrics --> MetricsSink[(console observer)]
  Idempotency --> Cache[(in-memory store or custom layer)]

Each helper builds a Layer that merges an observability bundle (logger + tracer + metrics) with an idempotency service, then hands it to your Effect runtime. Nothing leaks into business logic.

Idempotency at a glance

  • inMemoryIdempotencyLayer({ ttlMs?, maxEntries? }) caches Exits in a ring buffer.
  • noOpIdempotencyLayer bypasses caching (useful for read-only workloads).
  • Provide your own Layer through productionPowertoolsLayer({ idempotencyLayer }) to plug Redis, Dynamo, etc.