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Just merged a PR migrating our entire monorepo to nub. 0 issues, ridiculously fast.

Not sure exactly what you mean by "something similar".

Yes, there are limits on what string literals can precisely represent, but we've tried to be pragmatic about trade offs around clarity, concision and performance. Subexpressions li…

Safe runtime type syntax is incredibly powerful in JS, and not just for validation. ArkType 2.1's new pattern matching API showcases that, both in terms of DX and performance. Woul…

ArkType 2.0 is a no-setup solution for schema validation with a new style of type-safe API that parallels native type syntax while offering validation functionality like Zod or Yup…

It does runtime validation like Zod. It can be used in vanilla JS but usually it is used with TypeScript for all the same reasons people normally use TypeScript.

This has been a long time coming, but I hope the finished product was worth the wait. ArkType 2.0 is a no-setup solution for schema validation with a new style of type-safe API tha…

Since `.ts` extensions were in alpha, our repo has been set up so that you can switch between Node and Deno seamlessly in-editor and continue developing with no config or source ch…

Massive release! `const` generic parameters in particular have been a god-send for our repo’s static inference ( https://github.com/arktypeio/arktype ) where previously we were for…

Hey everyone! I started working on ArkType about 15 months ago, which at the time was an experiment to determine whether a TypeScript syntax parser written using TS's own generic t…

Have you seen ArkType ( https://github.com/arktypeio/arktype )? Similar parse-based approach to validation with a significantly more concise definition syntax: const info = type({ …

Hey everyone! I've been working on a new approach to type-first validation and would love to get some feedback or answer any questions you have! By far the most common question I g…

ArkType is a library for defining runtime types using TypeScript syntax that can be inferred 1:1. Each character you type is instantly validated both syntactically and semantically…