ts-match

Use `match`, `matchBy`, and `match.promise` APIs to handle TypeScript pattern matching based on object structure and discriminated unions. This reduces boilerplate and improves code clarity for complex conditional logic.

Use the `exhaustive()` check to ensure comprehensive coverage of all possible cases in discriminated unions. This prevents unhandled scenarios and enhances type safety across your TypeScript codebase.

Validate API responses at runtime using `isMatching` and `assertMatching` guards to check data objects against expected patterns. They throw detailed errors when data mismatches occur, catching issues early.

Yes, it supports promise-aware matching via the `match.promise` API. This allows developers to handle asynchronous operations and conditional logic seamlessly within TypeScript pattern matching workflows.

Leverage the library's pattern matching capabilities to handle nested discriminant paths when parsing configuration objects. This ensures data integrity and type-safe control flow for deeply nested structures.

A pattern matching library reduces boilerplate and errors compared to standard switch statements. It provides robust type inference, runtime validation guards, and exhaustive union checks that standard TypeScript conditionals lack.