typebox

Validate runtime data structures using TypeBox schemas and TypeMap translations.

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Skill: typebox
Source: https://github.com/EpicenterHQ/epicenter/tree/main/.agents/skills/typebox
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/EpicenterHQ/epicenter --skill typebox

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

TypeBox and TypeMap patterns provide a practical approach to defining, validating, and translating runtime schemas in TypeScript, reducing boilerplate and enabling cross-library compatibility.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Define schemas with TypeBox Type.* helpers for strong runtime types.
  • Translate between TypeBox and Standard Schema via TypeMap to support multiple ecosystems.
  • Validate data efficiently using Compile-based validators and share schemas across projects.

Quick Start

Define a TypeBox schema and validate data using Compile to ensure runtime correctness.

Frequently Asked Questions about typebox

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I validate runtime data structures in TypeScript using TypeBox schemas?

You validate runtime data structures in TypeScript by defining schemas with TypeBox Type helpers and using Compile-based validators to ensure runtime correctness. This approach reduces boilerplate by generating validators directly from your schema definitions.

What is the best way to translate schemas between TypeBox and Standard Schema?

The best way to translate schemas between TypeBox and Standard Schema is using TypeMap. TypeMap translations enable cross-library compatibility, allowing you to share and validate schemas across multiple ecosystems without rewriting definitions.

Can I use TypeBox schema validation to support multiple library ecosystems in my project?

Yes, you can support multiple ecosystems by translating TypeBox schemas to Standard Schema via TypeMap. This translation enables cross-library compatibility, allowing you to share schema definitions and validate data across different validation libraries.

Do I need to install TypeBox and TypeMap tooling separately to compile and translate schemas?

Yes, you need TypeBox and TypeMap tooling in your TypeScript project to compile, validate, and translate schemas. These dependencies are required to define schemas, run Compile-based validators, and execute Standard Schema translations.

Why define types with TypeBox Type helpers instead of standard TypeScript interfaces?

Defining types with TypeBox Type helpers provides strong runtime types, unlike standard TypeScript interfaces which are compile-time only. This allows you to validate data efficiently at runtime using Compile-based validators and share schemas across projects.