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Zod Matcher

Installation

yarn add zod-matcher

npm install zod-matcher

Basic usage

let x = 1;

match x {
    1 => println!("one"),
    2 => println!("two"),
    3 => println!("three"),
    _ => println!("anything"),
}

declare const x : number

match(x)
    .case(z.literal(1), () => console.log('one'))
    .case(z.literal(2), () => console.log('two'))
    .case(z.literal(3), () => console.log('three'))
    .default(() => console.log('anything'))
    .parse()

Why use zod-matcher

Type safety

const x = 'A' as 'A' | 'B'

// Error "Unhandled cases"
match(x)
    .case(z.literal('A'), console.log)
    .parse()

// Resolve by adding case
match(x)
    .case(z.literal('A'), console.log)
    .case(z.literal('B'), console.log)
    .parse()

// Or by adding default
match(x)
    .case(z.literal('A'), console.log)
    .default(console.log)
    .parse()

Type narrowing

const x = 'A' as 'A' | 'B' | 'C';

match(x)
  .case(z.literal('A'), console.log)
  .case(z.literal('B'), console.log)
  .default(x => x) // <== Type of x is "C"
  .parse();

Union return

const x = 'A' as 'A' | 'B' | 'C';

// Type of result is "A1" | "B2" | "C3"
const result = match(x)
  .case(z.literal('A'), x => `${x}1` as const)
  .case(z.literal('B'), x => `${x}2` as const)
  .case(z.literal('C'), x => `${x}3` as const)
  .parse();

Safe parsing

// Throws error if no match
const result = match(x)
    .case(z.string(), console.log)
    .parse()

// Returns result of union type
// | { success: true, data: x }
// | { success: false, error: MatcherError }
const result = match(x)
    .case(z.string(), console.log)
    .safeParse()