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Type checking for json objects
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---

This package uses [zod](https://www.npmjs.com/package/zod) to type check JSON values.

It includes type guards for each of the JSON types, as well as parse functions and corresponding types.

## Contents

- [Installation](#installation)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [JSONValue](#jsonvalue)
- [JSONObject](#jsonobject)
- [JSONArray](#jsonarray)
- [JSONPrimitive](#jsonprimitive)
- [JSONOrderable](#jsonorderable)
- [String](#string)
- [Number](#number)
- [Boolean](#boolean)
- [Null](#null)
- [Undefined](#undefined)

## Installation

```sh
yarn add types-json
```

```sh
npm install types-json
```

```sh
pnpm add types-json
```

## Usage

### JSONValue

When using `isJSONValue`, values which cannot be parsed or serialized properly using `JSON.parse` and `JSON.stringify` return false.

Similarly, when using `parseJSONValue`, invalid values return `undefined`.

Finally, a zod schema provided representing the `JSONValue` type.

```ts
import { isJSONValue, parseJSONValue, jsonValueSchema } from "types-json";

isJSONValue(undefined); // false
isJSONValue(null); // true
isJSONValue(NaN); // false
isJSONValue(Infinity); // false
isJSONValue([1, 2, 3]); // true
isJSONValue([1, 2, () => 3]); // false
```

Optional types are also provided:

```ts
import { isOptionalJSONValue, parseOptionalJSONValue, optionalJSONValueSchema } from "types-json";

isOptionalJSONValue(undefined); // true
isOptionalJSONValue({ a: 1, b: undefined }); // true
```

### JSONObject

JSONObject is a type guard and parse function for objects which can be parsed and serialized using `JSON.parse` and `JSON.stringify`.

```ts
import {
isJSONObject,
parseJSONObject,
jsonObjectSchema
} from "types-json";

isJSONObject({ foo: "bar" }); // true
isJSONObject({ foo: () => "bar" }); // false
parseJSONObject({ foo: "bar" }); // true
parseJSONObject({ foo: () => "bar" }); // undefined
```

Optional types are also provided. `OptionalJSONObject` includes `undefined`, while `NestedOptionalJSONObject` only allows for `undefined` values nested within the object:

```ts
import {
isOptionalJSONObject,
parseOptionalJSONObject,
optionalJSONObjectSchema,
isNestedOptionalJSONObject,
parseNestedOptionalJSONObject,
nestedOptionalJSONObjectSchema
} from "types-json";

isOptionalJSONObject(undefined); // true
isOptionalJSONObject({ a: 1, b: undefined }); // true

isNestedOptionalJSONObject(undefined); // false
isNestedOptionalJSONObject({ a: 1, b: undefined }); // true
```

### JSONArray

```ts
import {
isJSONArray,
parseJSONArray,
jsonArraySchema,
} from "types-json";

isJSONArray([1]); // true
isJSONArray([1, () => 2]); // false
parseJSONArray([1]); // []
parseJSONArray([1, () => 2]); // undefined
```

Optional types are also provided. `OptionalJSONArray` includes `undefined`, while `NestedOptionalJSONArray` only allows for `undefined` values nested within objects inside the array. Note that `undefined` values nested within arrays are not allowed, as they are not valid JSON:

```ts
import {
isOptionalJSONArray,
parseOptionalJSONArray,
optionalJSONArraySchema,
isNestedOptionalJSONArray,
parseNestedOptionalJSONArray,
nestedOptionalJSONArraySchema
} from "types-json";

isOptionalJSONArray(undefined); // true
isOptionalJSONArray([1, undefined]); // false
isOptionalJSONArray([1, { a: 1, b: undefined }]); // true

isNestedOptionalJSONArray(undefined); // false
isNestedOptionalJSONArray([1, undefined]); // false
isNestedOptionalJSONArray([1, { a: 1, b: undefined }]); // true
```

### JSONPrimitive

```ts
import {
isJSONPrimitive,
parseJSONPrimitive,
jsonPrimitiveSchema
} from "types-json";

isJSONPrimitive("foo"); // true
isJSONPrimitive(1); // true
isJSONPrimitive(true); // true
isJSONPrimitive(null); // true
isJSONPrimitive(undefined); // false
isJSONPrimitive({}); // false
```

Optional types are also provided:

```ts
import {
isOptionalJSONPrimitive,
optionalJSONPrimitiveSchema
} from "types-json";

isOptionalJSONPrimitive("foo"); // true
isOptionalJSONPrimitive(1); // true
isOptionalJSONPrimitive(true); // true
isOptionalJSONPrimitive(null); // true
isOptionalJSONPrimitive(undefined); // true
isOptionalJSONPrimitive({}); // false
```

### JSONOrderable

`JSONOrderable` is a type for values which can be reasonably compared using operators such as `>`, `<`, `>=`, and `<=`:

```ts
import {
isJSONOrderable,
parseJSONOrderable,
jsonOrderableSchema
} from "types-json";

isJSONOrderable("foo"); // true
isJSONOrderable(1); // true
isJSONOrderable(true); // false
isJSONOrderable(null); // false
isJSONOrderable(undefined); // false
isJSONOrderable({}); // false
isJSONOrderable([]); // false
```

Optional types are also provided:

```ts
import {
isOptionalJSONOrderable,
optionalJSONOrderableSchema
} from "types-json";

isOptionalJSONOrderable("foo"); // true
isOptionalJSONOrderable(1); // true
isOptionalJSONOrderable(true); // false
isOptionalJSONOrderable(null); // false
isOptionalJSONOrderable(undefined); // true
isOptionalJSONOrderable({}); // false
isOptionalJSONOrderable([]); // false
```

### String

```ts
import {
isString,
parseString,
stringSchema
} from "types-json";

isString("foo"); // true
isString(1); // undefined
parseString("foo"); // "foo"
parseString(1); // undefined
```

Optional types are also provided:

```ts
import {
isOptionalString,
optionalStringSchema
} from "types-json";

isOptionalString("foo"); // true
isOptionalString(undefined); // true
```

### Number

```ts
import {
isNumber,
parseNumber,
numberSchema
} from "types-json";

isNumber(1); // true
isNumber("1"); // undefined
parseNumber(1); // true
parseNumber("1"); // undefined
```

Optional types are also provided:

```ts
import {
isOptionalNumber,
optionalNumberSchema
} from "types-json";

isOptionalNumber(1); // true
isOptionalNumber(undefined); // true
```

### Boolean

```ts
import {
isBoolean,
parseBoolean,
booleanSchema
} from "types-json";

isBoolean(true); // true
isBoolean("true"); // undefined
parseBoolean(true); // true
parseBoolean("true"); // undefined
```

Optional types are also provided:

```ts
import {
isOptionalBoolean,
optionalBooleanSchema
} from "types-json";

isOptionalBoolean(true); // true
isOptionalBoolean(undefined); // true
```

### Null

```ts
import {
isNull,
parseNull,
nullSchema
};

isNull(null); // true
isNull("not null"); // undefined
parseNull(null); // null
parseNull("not null"); // undefined
```

Optional types are also provided:

```ts
import {
isOptionalNull,
optionalNullSchema
} from "types-json";

isOptionalNull(null); // true
isOptionalNull(undefined); // true
```

### Undefined

Finally, an `isUndefined` type guard is provided:

```ts
import { isUndefined } from "types-json";

isUndefined(undefined); // true
isUndefined("string"); // false
```


Dependenciesdependencies

- [is-zod](https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-zod): Typeguard to check if a value matches a zod schema
- [zod](https://www.npmjs.com/package/zod): TypeScript-first schema declaration and validation library with static type inference


Dev Dependencies

- [autorepo](https://www.npmjs.com/package/autorepo): Autorepo abstracts away your dev dependencies, providing a single command to run all of your scripts.


License license

[MIT](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) - _MIT License_


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