@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types
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`@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types` is an NPM module designed to facilitate the use of Zod types for authentication in both frontend and backend applications. By using this package, you can ensure consistent type validation across your entire application, redu
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@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types
Overview
@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types
is an NPM module designed to facilitate the use of Zod types for authentication in both frontend and backend applications. By using this package, you can ensure consistent type validation across your entire application, reducing the risk of mismatched expectations between client and server.
Features
- Provides Zod types for common authentication scenarios.
- Ensures consistent type validation on both frontend and backend.
- Simplifies the process of maintaining validation logic across your application.
Installation
To get started with @naveen-g09/zod-medium-types
, you need to install the package via npm:
npm install @naveen-g09/zod-medium-types
Usage
Frontend
Import the inferred types for signing in and signing up:
import { SignupInput, signupInput } from "@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types";
Backend
Import the types for signing in and signing up, and use them for validation:
import { signInInput, signupInput } from "@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types";
userRouter.post('/signup', async (c) => {
const body = await c.req.json();
const { success } = signInInput.safeParse(body);
if (!success) {
// Handle validation error
}
// Proceed with your signup logic
});
Examples
Frontend
Here's an example of how you might use the types in a frontend application:
import { SignupInput, signupInput } from "@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types";
// Example signup function
const handleSignup = async (data) => {
const validationResult = signupInput.safeParse(data);
if (!validationResult.success) {
// Handle validation error
} else {
// Proceed with sending data to backend
}
};
Backend
An example of using the types in a backend route:
import { signInInput, signupInput } from "@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types";
userRouter.post('/signup', async (c) => {
const body = await c.req.json();
const { success, error } = signupInput.safeParse(body);
if (!success) {
// Handle validation error
return c.res.status(400).send(error.errors);
}
// Proceed with your signup logic
});
Conclusion
@naveen-g09/zod-medium-types
provides a simple yet powerful way to ensure type-safe authentication across both frontend and backend applications. By using this package, you can reduce the risk of inconsistencies and streamline your validation logic.
For more information and detailed documentation, visit the NPM page.