Zod

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Joy doesn't use static type inference. So that means you have to write your types as well as your validations. It's missing object message methods like partial or deep partial. This one has a little bit more, but it's missing promise schemasMissing function schemas non-errant non empty arrays with proper typing Object methods again. ZOD is basically what it's done is it's taken The ideas of all of these other tools and it's like well, what if we just did it? With everything no compromises do it well! And then at the end of the day ship a library that is like I Said this thing is small. Let me pop open exactly how small it

In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about Zod, a TypeScript-first schema validation with static type inference. How are we using Zod? What do we like? And our thoughts on the Zod ecosystem.

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