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@zbinlin/json-schema-type

v0.1.0

Published

Generate typescript model definitions with **just** the JSON schema (including reference resolution).

Downloads

2

Readme

json-schema-type

Generate typescript model definitions with just the JSON schema (including reference resolution).

:warning: Currently in beta

Motivation

Avoid typing the JSON schema and then also managing typescript types. A large differentiating factor between this library and other libraries is that we use the JSON schema as a source of truth.

If you already have JSON schemas, you can get typescript types with little/no modifications. This can be particularly helpful when you already have a schema to do validation. Especially consider servers that are expecting JSON schemas (fastify, objection.js, etc).

Following the formal specification found here: https://cswr.github.io/JsonSchema/

Usage

Requires typescript 4.1+

In order to use this library, your JSON schema must be declared as a type literal in Typescript. This prevents type widening. You can do this with either the <const> operator or using as const ({} as const). Then, you can use the ResolvedJsonSchema type along with the typeof typescript operator to create a type for your model.

import {ResolvedJsonSchema} from "json-schema-type";

const UserSchema = <const>{
  type: "object",
  required: ["email", "password"],
  properties: {
    name: {type: "string"},
    email: {type: "string"},
    password: {type: "string"},
    tags: {
      type: "array",
      items: {
        type: "string",
      },
    },
    profile: {
      type: "object",
      properties: {
        avatar: {type: "string"},
        createdYear: {type: "integer"},
        isAdmin: {type: "boolean"},
      },
    },
  },
};

type User = ResolvedJsonSchema<typeof UserSchema>;

// User is typed according to the schema above
const SampleUser: User = {
  email: "[email protected]",
  password: "very_secure_password",
};

Supported Operations

Crossed out items are typed at the schema level but not enforced at the type level.

  • [x] String, Integer, Number, Boolean, Null types
  • [x] ~~String restrictions~~
  • [x] Basic array type
  • [x] Array items
  • [x] Array additional items
  • [x] ~~Array min items~~
  • [x] ~~Array max items~~
  • [x] Basic object type
  • [x] Object properties
  • [x] Object required
  • [x] Object additional properties
  • [x] ~~Object min/max properties~~
  • [x] Object dependencies
  • [x] ~~Object patternProperties~~
  • [x] anyOf
  • [x] allOf
  • [x] oneOf
  • [ ] not
  • [x] Enum
  • [x] Metadata
  • [x] Multiple types
  • [x] Definitions
  • [x] References
  • [x] Const

Alternatives:

  • @sinclair/typebox: Specifies a builder format and allows you to get the model types back.
  • fluent-schema: Driven by fastify. You do not get types from this and are expected to generate them yourself.
  • @bluejay/schema: Similar to typebox. Exposes a set of utility methods to generate typed json schema definitions.