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# Funx.Errors.EffectError
```elixir
Mix.install([
{:funx, "0.4.0"}
])
```
Represents a system-level failure in an effectful computation.
`EffectError` is raised or returned when a failure occurs during the execution
of an `Effect` stage, such as `map`, `bind`, or `ap`. It is not meant for user-facing
validation, but rather for internal tracing, telemetry, and diagnostics.
## Fields
* `stage` – the name of the effect stage where the error occurred (`:map`, `:bind`, `:ap`, etc.)
* `reason` – the term (often an exception) that caused the failure
This error implements the `Exception`, `String.Chars`, and `Funx.Summarizable` behaviours.
## Function Examples
```elixir
import Funx.Errors.EffectError
alias Funx.Errors.EffectError
```
## new/2
Creates a new `EffectError` from the given stage and reason.
### Examples
```elixir
new(:bind, %RuntimeError{message: "boom"})
```
See source 
