Initial Request: The user shared a TypeScript utility they created, which overrides the ParseOptions for a decoder at the schema level in the @effect/schema library. They asked for a review and inquired if this functionality is planned to be included in @effect/schema directly.
Code Overview: The provided utility function, parseOptions, takes overridden options and a schema, and returns a new schema with custom decode and encode functions that merge the provided options with the existing ones.
User's Opinion: The user believes that setting ParseOptions at the schema level is more useful than setting them globally.
Expert Feedback: Another user, gcanti, suggested that this use case might be better handled by an annotation that the parser can read and use as an override.
Key Takeaways:
The utility function aims to provide schema-level customization of ParseOptions.
The user sees schema-level overrides as more practical than global settings.
Annotations could be a more appropriate solution for this use case, as suggested by gcanti.
gcanti
commented
2 months ago
Summary
Summary:
Initial Request: The user shared a TypeScript utility they created, which overrides the
ParseOptionsfor a decoder at the schema level in the@effect/schemalibrary. They asked for a review and inquired if this functionality is planned to be included in@effect/schemadirectly.Code Overview: The provided utility function,
parseOptions, takes overridden options and a schema, and returns a new schema with custom decode and encode functions that merge the provided options with the existing ones.User's Opinion: The user believes that setting
ParseOptionsat the schema level is more useful than setting them globally.Expert Feedback: Another user, gcanti, suggested that this use case might be better handled by an annotation that the parser can read and use as an override.
Key Takeaways:
ParseOptions.Discord thread
https://discord.com/channels/795981131316985866/1253095927405609080