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diots

v0.5.0-alpha.2

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`diots` (for "**d**ocumented `io-ts`" ) augments [io-ts](https://www.npmjs.com/package/io-ts "io-ts") decoders. It provides a parallel set of decoder factory functions (such as `string`, `struct`, etc), with the main difference that `diots` decoders also

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diots - documentation-preserving decoders

diots (for "documented io-ts" ) augments io-ts decoders. It provides a parallel set of decoder factory functions (such as string, struct, etc), with the main difference that diots decoders also preserve structural metadata that can be inspected through the meta property. Additionally, the decoders can be documented with the documentation tagger doc, which lets you write documentation using kbts, "kbts").

The diots decoders are compatible with/can substitute for native io-ts decoders, and the latter can be lifted into the diots realm using the atomic function.

It provides the docgen module, which inspects decoder's structural metadata fields and generate kbts documentation.