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One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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rescript-schema
𧎠The fastest schema library in JavaScript, with a focus on top-notch DX and small bundle size
I don't persuade you to choose ReScript Schema for your next project, and I actually still recommend Zod when somebody asks me. But I'll definitely appreciate a star and X follow ð
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One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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form
ðĪ Headless, performant, and type-safe form state management for TS/JS, React, Vue, Angular, Solid, and Lit. (by TanStack)
Also, ReScript Schema supports Standard Schema, a common interface for TypeScript validation libraries. It was recently designed by the creators of Zod, Valibot, and ArkType and has already been integrated into many popular libraries. This means that you can use ReScript Schema with tRPC, TanStack Form, TanStack Router, Hono, and 19+ more at the time of writing the article.
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One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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rescript
ReScript is a robustly typed language that compiles to efficient and human-readable JavaScript.
Interestingly, you probably think that calling eval itself is slow, and I thought this myself. However, it was actually not as slow as I expected. For example, creating a simple nested object schema and calling the parser once happened to be 1.8 times faster with ReScript Schema using eval than Zod. I really put a lot of effort into making it as fast as possible, and I have to thank the ReScript language and the people behind it for allowing me to write very performant and safe code.
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One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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typescript-runtime-type-benchmarks
ð Benchmark Comparison of Packages with Runtime Validation and TypeScript Support
Yes. It's ~100 times faster than Zod and on par with Typia or Arktype (benchmark). But often, besides validation, you want to transform data incoming to your system, and here, ReScript Schema overperforms any solution existing in the JavaScript ecosystem.
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Also, ReScript Schema supports Standard Schema, a common interface for TypeScript validation libraries. It was recently designed by the creators of Zod, Valibot, and ArkType and has already been integrated into many popular libraries. This means that you can use ReScript Schema with tRPC, TanStack Form, TanStack Router, Hono, and 19+ more at the time of writing the article.
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One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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ajv
The fastest JSON schema Validator. Supports JSON Schema draft-04/06/07/2019-09/2020-12 and JSON Type Definition (RFC8927)
One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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One of the most basic applications of ReScript Schema is parsing - Accepting unknown JavaScript data, validating it, and returning the result of your desired type. There are dozens of such libraries, and the most popular ones are Zod, Valibot, Runtypes, Arktype, Typia, Superstruct, Effect Schema, and more. Also, even though this is slightly different, validation libraries like Ajv, Yup, and others also stand really close.
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And this has not been implemented yet, but with the API, it'll also be possible to achieve 2x faster JSON.stringify(). Like fast-json-stringify does and maybe even faster ð
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rescript-rest
ðī ReScript RPC-like client, contract, and server implementation for a pure REST API
But if you don't need something super specific, ReScript Schema has a decent ecosystem itself, which is comparable to Valibot and ArkType. Actually, it has an even higher potential thanks to the ability to adjust Shape and automatically Reverse the schema. A good example of this is ReScript Rest, which combines the DX of tRPC while staying unopinionated like ts-rest. I also built many powerful tools around ReScript Schema, but I have to admit that I haven't added TS support yet. Let me know if you find something interesting to use, and I'll do this asap ð
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