typescript-needs-types VS arktype

Welcome to the list: https://www.typescriptneedstypes.com/

Lol, look what I just found, someone created a whole petition about adding runtime type information (which would make a lot of use libraries redundant): https://www.typescriptneedstypes.com/

Author of TypeBox here. myzod looks great :) There are a surprising amount of projects emerging nowadays in this space, but I rarely get a chance to converse with other authors. I see your project is on THE LIST too https://github.com/akutruff/typescript-needs-types :)

I primarily rely on that approach to benchmark ArkType's types.

I was one of the most outspoken supporters of this initiative until I started working on ArkType. That may sound oddly self-serving, and it would be naive to claim objectivity after having invested so much into my own solution to this problem. However, I don't think that's the primary reason I changed my mind.

Since it's not explicitly listed there, I feel I should shout out David Blass and his incredibly cool ArkType project: https://github.com/arktypeio/arktype

He sometimes (used to?) streams himself working on twitch and it's a really comfy place to hang out: https://www.twitch.tv/arktypeio

ArkType is a runtime validation library that can infer TypeScript definitions one-to-one and reuse them as highly-optimized validators for your data.

Could also try ArkType if you haven't seen it.

How would you say the functional chaining style overall compares to a parsed syntax like ArkType?

I'm working on a library called ArkType maybe of interest to you.

If you're interested in the possibilities of this kind of stuff in TypeScript, you should check out ArkType.

Have you tried ArkType?