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We use mappersmith with Zod in our projects, and in my view this is orthogonal to the request cycle imo, since it is completely optional to validate input data and output data. So request/response = mappersmith, validating can be done before or after != not mappersmith.
That said, if you want to blur the line a bit and you decide you want to do this in e.g. a middleware, then that is completely possible! But it is up to the consumer code in userland to figure out how to use any arbitrary foreign library with mappersmith, including Zod.
Zod has their own documentation on how to use it and how to auto generate code / types, and to my knowledge there is no missing overlap between Zod and Mappersmith that we might be interested in adding.
If I am missing a perspective (possibly due to lack of imagination on my part) I would of course be happy to see an example repo pointing out the missing pieces.
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Providing examples and modifying mappersmit - two different kind of tasks.
Provide examples solves problems:
- allocate more developers, that may come from ZOD community or any other popular lib community
I understand that you want to stay conservative on mappersmith updates, but it does not mean that you should not demonstrate to others how mappersmith integrated into modern TS libs stream.
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I think it is a nice idea, we do not have advanced documentation (just a big readme) to accommodate jumping and navigating between sections, so I think that would be nice to have first. But then we can definitely add integrations to other libraries in a discoverable and digestible way.
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Related Issues (20)
- 2.42.0-beta.1 is published to NPM as latest HOT 1
- `uglifyjs-webpack-plugin` deprecated HOT 1
- configs.fetch is badly typed HOT 2
- Bug: memory leak with when using Http(s)Agent keepAlive=true HOT 5
- unusedMocks not working on Typescript HOT 1
- Import middlewares HOT 4
- Smoke test new release candidate
- Issue when importing Mappersmith from a TypeScript file and using esbuild HOT 8
- Missing some exports on version 2.43.3 HOT 1
- [idea] support protobuf/grpc HOT 2
- [idea] support openapi/swagger HOT 5
- [idea] support AbortController
- [idea] align/sync library functionality with modern alternatives like GOT HOT 3
- [idea] provide "api adapters" for easier migration between libraries
- [idea] Support express.js path syntax
- [idea] Bun and Deno support
- [idea] http/3 support sample
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- Handle connection errors with `RetryMiddleware` HOT 2
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