sinks
Sinks in Effect
Overview
A Sink is a consumer of stream elements that produces a result:
Sink<A, In, L, E, R>;
// A - Result type (what sink produces)
// In - Input element type (what sink consumes)
// L - Leftover type (unconsumed elements)
// E - Error type
// R - Required environment
Sinks are the counterpart to Streams - while Streams produce data, Sinks consume it.
Built-in Sinks
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