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This will be a major refactoring (and likely a breaking change for TypeScript users). There are some techniques developed in io-ts that can be ported to tcomb, in particular the usage of indexed and mapped types
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What I really like about io-ts is the fact that a runtime type definition also serves to define the compile-time TypeScript type. That is, I only have to define a given type once. tcomb, on the other hand, allows me to do runtime type validation, but I also have to define a (redundant) TypeScript type.
Are you planning to implement something similar in this issue?
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This will be a major refactoring (and likely a breaking change for TypeScript users). There are some techniques developed in io-ts that can be ported to tcomb, in particular the usage of indexed and mapped types
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: