zod-to-fields VS valibot

I'm working on a utility function called createOptions in TypeScript that dynamically maps a Zod schema to options that configure how each schema field should be rendered in a form. This is part of my library, Zod To Fields, which aims to automate your form field generation with type safety. The library effortlessly creates form fields from Zod schemas, ensuring TypeScript type safety and developer-friendly code completion.

I'll use Valibot library, which is a pretty new and cool library for schema validation, similar to Zod.

The ModelFusion zodSchema function wraps the Zod object definition. This is necessary because ModelFusion supports Zod and unchecked JSON schemas and is adaptable to other schema validation libraries such as Valibot.

There was already existing validation in place for the question form page using Valibot, so I only needed to change two lines of code. I imported includes in addition to the other Valibot functions, and I also added an a new line of validation using the includes function to ensure the string has at least one space (If it does not the corresponding error message will be displayed). I had never used Valibot before, but it was easy to learn by looking at the web documentation as well as the existing code. See screenshots of my fix in my PR.

Valibot (good for types and constraints)

Valibot: A lightweight schema declaration and validation library. Its bundle size is less than 1kb