spicery

Runtime type safety for JSON/untyped data.

TypeScript gives you compile-time type safety for your JavaScript code. External data which you get through, for example, XHR calls is only checkable at runtime. spicery allows you to handle runtime checks in one place using an easy to use API.

Examples

// You know TypeScript Interfaces:
interface Todo { userId: number; id: number; title: string; completed: boolean; }

// This is new: Define a Todo Parser with spicery:
const todos: ParserFn<Todo> = x => ({
  userId:    fromMap(x, 'userId', aNumber),
  id:        fromMap(x, 'id', aNumber),
  title:     fromMap(x, 'title', aString),
  completed: fromMap(x, 'completed', aBoolean)
});

// Define another Parser for an Array containing Todos using spicery array parser:
const jsonplaceholderTodos = anArrayContaining(todos);

// Fetch Todos and parse them:
window.fetch('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos')
  .then(r => parse(jsonPlaceholderTodos)(r.body))
  .then(t => console.log(t))

For further examples refer to the examples/ directory. To execute them locally, clone this repository and run following commands on your command line of choice:

yarn
yarn run example:simple
yarn run example:complex

Though the first yarn command is only used to install any module dependencies once 🤓

Contribution

The master branch contains the latest stable release. Development efforts are integrated with the develop branch first. Changes get then merged into master as soon as a new release should be published.

When opening a new Pull Request make sure you point them to develop. Make use of proper commit messages: spicery loves Commitizen, so take a look there and use git cz for the most simple workflow :-)

Thank you for your contribution!

dbrack/spicery

spicery

Examples

Contribution