How to convert z.enum to use sure type?

[Kishimotovn]

Hi, I want to try and convert our code which is currently use zod to a more performance parsing framework. However I'm having problem try to replace z.enum(['a', 'b', 'c']) to any equivalent validators on suretype. I would appreciate it if you can add some guidance on how to do this. Thanks

[grantila]

I think that would be equivalent to v.string().enum('a', 'b', 'c'), try that.

[Kishimotovn]

@grantila thanks, what about z.record(type)? Do you have equivalent for that?

[jaymoid]

If it helps, an example of what we would be trying to validate might look like:

{
    id48359: {
        name: "Simon",
        age: 42
    },
    id34598: {
        name: "Garfunkel",
        age: 43
    }
}

many thanks in advance!

[grantila]

Are the keys known? If so, something like:

v.object({
    id48359: v.object({
        name: v.string().required(),
        age: v.number().required(),
    }),
    // id34598 etc...
})

otherwise, if the keys are "any", make an empty object, and allow additional properties:

v.object({})
.additional(v.object({
    name: v.string().required(),
    age: v.number().required(),
}))

The nomenclature tries to resemble JSON Schema to some degree, hence "object" and "additional".

This project is still very new, and I will write an API documentation for it, I'm sorry for not having one yet!

[jaymoid]

Thank you Gustaf, it's the latter case where we don't know the keys, so the second example is perfect. When you put it like that the nomenclature makes total sense, I hadn't thought about it in terms of schema side of things. Thanks again.

[Kishimotovn]

Thanks @grantila :) solved!

[Kishimotovn]

Ace lib By the way ^^