tzurot-types

Create and manage TypeScript types, constants, and Zod schemas for data validation.

7|2|Updated May 17, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lbds137/tzurot --skill tzurot-types
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Skill: tzurot-types
Source: https://github.com/lbds137/tzurot/tree/main/.claude/skills/tzurot-types
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lbds137/tzurot --skill tzurot-types

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you create and organize TypeScript types, constants, Zod schemas, and type guards, ensuring consistent data validation across microservices and reducing runtime errors.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Type and constant definitions: Centralize common types and constants across services.
  • Zod schemas & runtime validation: Provide reusable validators for API boundaries.
  • Cross-service type guards: Reuse type guards to ensure data integrity across microservices.

Quick Start

Import and reuse common types from the common-types package, then validate untrusted input with the provided Zod schemas.

Frequently Asked Questions about tzurot-types

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I validate data at microservice boundaries with TypeScript?

Runtime validation at microservice boundaries uses Zod schemas to parse and type-check untrusted input. Define schemas once, reuse them across services to enforce consistent data validation and catch errors before they propagate.

Can I share types and constants across multiple microservices?

Yes. Centralize TypeScript types, constants, and Zod schemas in a shared package, then import them across services. This ensures all microservices use identical type definitions and validation rules, reducing inconsistencies.

How do I create reusable type guards for microservices?

Define type guards alongside Zod schemas in your shared types package. Type guards enable runtime type checking across service boundaries, ensuring data integrity when passed between microservices without additional validation logic.

What's the best way to organize TypeScript types and constants across services?

Structure a common-types package with centralized type definitions, constants, and Zod validators. Import these shared artifacts into each microservice to maintain consistent schemas and reduce code duplication across your architecture.

Do I need Zod to validate data in a microservices architecture?

Zod provides runtime validation at service boundaries where TypeScript types alone cannot guarantee safety. It enables type inference, runtime schema parsing, and enforces validation at the exact points where untrusted data enters your system.