gem-hunter
Language: TypeScript
A Zod 4 schema for `package.json` metadata.
Zod 4 schema for the package.json file format.
This package exports a Zod and a Zod mini schema (and the inferred TypeScript type) named PackageJson
that can parse most well-formed package.json files.
The schema includes all currently supported properties listed in the npm docs as well as additional well-known properties specific to TypeScript and Node.js.
The schema also preserves unknown properties, which can be accessed by indexing the parsed data with the desired string keys.
The schema only validates the known properties against their expected type
but does not do any additional normalization such as merging similar properties.
If necessary, that can be done by extending the schema with Zod methods such as
.transform() or .refine().
Note
Make sure you have Zod v4 installed in your application to use this package.
Using npm:
npm add zod zod-package-json
Using yarn:
yarn add zod zod-package-json
Using pnpm:
pnpm add zod zod-package-json
Using bun:
bun add zod zod-package-json
To use the classic Zod schema:
import { PackageJson } from "zod-package-json"; // Parse data from a `package.json` file. const packageJson = PackageJson.parse({ name: "foo", version: "1.0.0", unknownProp: "who knows", }); // Access a known property. packageJson.name; // "foo" // Access an unknown property. packageJson["unknownProp"]; // "who knows"
To use the Zod mini schema:
import { PackageJson } from "zod-package-json/mini"; // Parse data from a `package.json` file. const packageJson = PackageJson.parse({ name: "foo", version: "1.0.0", unknownProp: "who knows", }); // Access a known property. packageJson.name; // "foo" // Access an unknown property. packageJson["unknownProp"]; // "who knows"
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Copyright (c) 2025 Edoardo Scibona
See LICENSE file.