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zod-value-object

v0.1.3

Published

TypeScript implementation of a base ValueObject based on the zod library

Downloads

37

Readme

zod-value-object

Fully typed value objects for TypeScript build on top of zod

Motivation

This library provides a small utility class that guarantees three things:

  1. ValueObjects are immutable
  2. ValueObjects are typesafe
  3. ValueObjects are value-equal (equal if their values are equal)

Installation

  npm install zod-value-object     # npm
  yarn add zod-value-object        # yarn
  pnpm add zod-value-object        # pnpm

Usage

import { ValueObject } from 'zod-value-object';

/* Primitives */
const schema = z.string().email();
class Email extends ValueObject('Email', schema) {}
const email = new Email('[email protected]');
console.log(email.value); // => "[email protected]"

/* Other Types */
const schema = z.object({ email: z.string() });
const schema = z.object({ email: Email }); // => Can use ValueObjects as schema
class Obj extends ValueObject('Obj', schema) {}
const obj = new Obj({ email: '[email protected]' });
const obj = new Obj({ email: email }); // => Can use ValueObjects as input

Immutability

const schema = z.string().email();
class Email extends ValueObject('Email', schema) {}
const email = new Email('[email protected]');

email.value = '[email protected]'; // => throws Error, same on nested properties

Typesafety

const schema = z.string().email();
class Email extends ValueObject('Email', schema) {}
const email = new Email('[email protected]');

/* Wrong input */
const email = new Email(22); // => throws InvalidInputError

/* Use as parameter type */
const useEmail = (email: Email) => {
  //
};
useEmail(email); // => works
useEmail('someEmail'); // => throws TypeScript error
class OtherString extends ValueObject('OtherString', schema) {}
const otherString = new OtherString('[email protected]');
useEmail(otherString); // => also throws TypeScript error

Equality

const schema = z.string().email();
class Email extends ValueObject('Email', schema) {}
const email = new Email('[email protected]');
const sameEmail = new Email('[email protected]');
const otherEmail = new Email('[email protected]');

console.log(email === sameEmail); // => true
console.log(email.equals(sameEmail)); // => true

console.log(email === otherEmail); // => false
console.log(email.equals(otherEmail)); // => false