typescript-strict

To enforce strict TypeScript patterns in Server Actions and route handlers, apply rules that mandate safeParse for Zod schemas and prevent throwing exceptions, ensuring type safety and mitigated security risks.

The best way to validate Zod schemas in TypeScript without throwing errors is using safeParse. This approach avoids exceptions in Server Actions and promotes secure, documented boundary handling for type safety.

You can audit TypeScript code for type safety and OWASP vulnerabilities by checking .ts and .tsx files against strict typing rules, ensuring Zod safeParse usage, and reviewing documented security exceptions in sensitive areas.

Yes, this approach supports type checking for both Zod schemas and route handlers. It enforces strict TypeScript patterns across all edited TS/TSX sources to maintain robust type safety and secure boundary handling.

You should avoid throwing errors in TypeScript Server Actions to maintain secure boundary handling. Using Zod safeParse instead of throwing exceptions ensures safer data validation and improves overall type safety and security.