Brace positioning

effects.gleam

@@ -6,35 +6,30 @@ import gleam/result
 // A function annotated with the IO effect. If the effect annotation was
 // neglected it would be inferred by the fact that io.read_line has the IO
 // effect
-pub fn read_string() effect(IO) -> String
-{
+pub fn read_string() effect(IO) -> String {
   io.read_line()
 }
 
 // This function uses the Assert effect
-pub fn unsafe_unwrap(x: Result(a, e)) effect(Assert) -> a
-{
+pub fn unsafe_unwrap(x: Result(a, e)) effect(Assert) -> a {
   assert Ok(a) = x
   a
 }
 
 // This function calls a function that has the IO effect and another that has
 // the Assert effect, so it has both the IO and Assert effects. If the
 // annotation was not given this would be inferred.
-pub fn get_content() effect(IO, Assert) -> String
-{
+pub fn get_content() effect(IO, Assert) -> String {
   read_line() |> unsafe_unwrap
 }
 
 // This function's effect annotation says that it may have any effects `a`, but
 // that `a` effects do not include the effects IO or Assert.
-pub fn render_view(view: fn() -> String) effect(a | -IO, -Assert) -> String
-{
+pub fn render_view(view: fn() -> String) effect(a | -IO, -Assert) -> String {
   view()
 }
 
-pub fn main() effect(IO, Assert) -> String
-{
+pub fn main() effect(IO, Assert) -> String {
   // This won't compile as in this case the effects of IO and Assert are
   // happening inside the call to render_view, which is annotated as not having
   // the IO or Assert effects