lucaconlaq/zod-to-code

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Zod To Code

Generate JavaScript/TypeScript code from Zod schemas — round-trip safe 🌀

✨ What does it do?

✍️ The library does one thing and tries to do it well. It enables code generation from zod schemas.
🧪 It is fully tested.
🧱 It supports most Zod types (see Supported Types).

🚀 Installation

npm i @lucaconlaq/zod-to-code

📦 Usage

import { z } from "zod";
import { zodToCode } from "@lucaconlaq/zod-to-code";

const schema = z.object({
  username: z.string(),
});

const code = zodToCode(schema);
console.log(code);

Outputs:

z.object({
  username: z.string()
})

🧩 Supported Types

Type	Status
`string`	✅ Supported
`number`	✅ Supported
`boolean`	✅ Supported
`date`	✅ Supported
`bigint`	✅ Supported
`symbol`	✅ Supported
`void`	✅ Supported
`never`	✅ Supported
`unknown`	✅ Supported
`any`	✅ Supported
`object`	✅ Supported
`array`	✅ Supported
`tuple`	✅ Supported
`record`	✅ Supported
`map`	✅ Supported
`set`	✅ Supported
`function`	✅ Supported
`lazy`	✅ Supported
`literal`	✅ Supported
`enum`	✅ Supported
`nativeEnum`	✅ Supported
`union`	✅ Supported
`intersection`	✅ Supported
`or`	✅ Supported
`and`	✅ Supported
`.optional()`	✅ Supported
`.nullable()`	✅ Supported
`.nullish()`	✅ Supported
`.default()`	✅ Supported
`.catch()`	✅ Supported
`.describe()`	✅ Supported
`.readonly()`	✅ Supported
`.brand()`	✅ Supported
`.int()`	✅ Supported
`.email()`	✅ Supported
`.uuid()`	✅ Supported
`.regex()`	✅ Supported
`.url()`	✅ Supported
`.ip()`	✅ Supported
`.datetime()`	✅ Supported
`.emoji()`	✅ Supported
`.refine()`	❌ Not Supported
`.superRefine()`	❌ Not Supported
`.transform()`	❌ Not Supported
`.pipe()`	❌ Not Supported
`z.custom()` (e.g. `Buffer`)	❌ Not Supported
Effects with unsupported type	❌ Not Supported
Unknown `typeName` (mock types)	❌ Not Supported
Non-serializable transforms	❌ Not Supported

Zod To Code

Generate JavaScript/TypeScript code from Zod schemas — round-trip safe 🌀

✨ What does it do?

✍️ The library does one thing and tries to do it well. It enables code generation from zod schemas.
🧪 It is fully tested.
🧱 It supports most Zod types (see Supported Types).

🚀 Installation

npm i @lucaconlaq/zod-to-code

📦 Usage

import { z } from "zod";
import { zodToCode } from "@lucaconlaq/zod-to-code";

const schema = z.object({
  username: z.string(),
});

const code = zodToCode(schema);
console.log(code);

Outputs:

z.object({
  username: z.string()
})

🧩 Supported Types

Type	Status
`string`	✅ Supported
`number`	✅ Supported
`boolean`	✅ Supported
`date`	✅ Supported
`bigint`	✅ Supported
`symbol`	✅ Supported
`void`	✅ Supported
`never`	✅ Supported
`unknown`	✅ Supported
`any`	✅ Supported
`object`	✅ Supported
`array`	✅ Supported
`tuple`	✅ Supported
`record`	✅ Supported
`map`	✅ Supported
`set`	✅ Supported
`function`	✅ Supported
`lazy`	✅ Supported
`literal`	✅ Supported
`enum`	✅ Supported
`nativeEnum`	✅ Supported
`union`	✅ Supported
`intersection`	✅ Supported
`or`	✅ Supported
`and`	✅ Supported
`.optional()`	✅ Supported
`.nullable()`	✅ Supported
`.nullish()`	✅ Supported
`.default()`	✅ Supported
`.catch()`	✅ Supported
`.describe()`	✅ Supported
`.readonly()`	✅ Supported
`.brand()`	✅ Supported
`.int()`	✅ Supported
`.email()`	✅ Supported
`.uuid()`	✅ Supported
`.regex()`	✅ Supported
`.url()`	✅ Supported
`.ip()`	✅ Supported
`.datetime()`	✅ Supported
`.emoji()`	✅ Supported
`.refine()`	❌ Not Supported
`.superRefine()`	❌ Not Supported
`.transform()`	❌ Not Supported
`.pipe()`	❌ Not Supported
`z.custom()` (e.g. `Buffer`)	❌ Not Supported
Effects with unsupported type	❌ Not Supported
Unknown `typeName` (mock types)	❌ Not Supported
Non-serializable transforms	❌ Not Supported

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