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chore: add-curate-item-schema #75

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This PR introduces the zod library for schema validation, adding new schemas for CurateItem and ListMetadata. It enhances type safety and validation for data structures used in the application.

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  • Added zod dependency in package.json and yarn.lock.
  • Created curateItemSchema for validating items in web/src/types/CurateItem.ts.
  • Created listMetadataSchema for validating list metadata in web/src/types/ListMetadata.ts.
  • Imported curateItemSchema in ListMetadata.ts.

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced data validation to ensure more consistent handling of key content.
    • Integrated a robust validation tool that improves error checking and overall system stability.
    • Introduced a new schema definition for CurateItem, allowing for type-safe usage throughout the application.
    • Added a new schema for list metadata, enhancing data structure and validation capabilities.
    • New dependency added: zod for improved schema validation.

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The changes add a new dependency to the project by including the "zod": "^3.24.2" package in web/package.json. Additionally, a new schema for a CurateItem is introduced using Zod in web/src/types/CurateItem.ts, along with an exported TypeScript type inferred from that schema. Furthermore, a new TypeScript file ListMetadata.ts is created, defining a schema for list metadata and exporting a corresponding TypeScript type. These updates provide type-safe validation for both CurateItem and ListMetadata without altering existing dependencies.

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File Change Summary
web/package.json Added the new dependency "zod": "^3.24.2".
web/src/types/CurateItem.ts Introduced curateItemSchema using Zod and exported a TypeScript type CurateItem inferred from the schema.
web/src/types/ListMetadata.ts Created ListMetadata.ts with listMetadataSchema using Zod and exported a TypeScript type ListMetadata.

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"Zod" makes the schemas crisp and true,
CurateItem and ListMetadata now have types just for you!
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web/src/types/CurateItem.ts (1)

1-15: Well-structured schema definition for CurateItem.

The schema definition using Zod is clean and provides good type safety. Exporting both the schema for runtime validation and the inferred TypeScript type is a good practice that allows for consistent usage throughout the application.

A few points to consider:

  1. The type field in columns is currently defined as a string - consider using an enum or union type if there are specific allowed values
  2. Consider adding more specific validation for the values record if applicable, such as validating specific keys or value formats

If there are specific allowed values for the type field, consider enhancing the schema like this:

-      type: z.string(),
+      type: z.enum(['text', 'image', 'number', 'date']), // Replace with your actual allowed types
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Good addition of Zod package.

The addition of Zod (^3.24.2) as a dependency is appropriate for adding runtime type validation to complement TypeScript's static typing. This will help ensure data validation at runtime and improve the overall robustness of the application.


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The latest stable version of Zod is v3.24.2, released on December 10, 2024[2][4]. This version introduced features like asynchronous validation in z.custom() and CIDR notation validation for IP addresses via z.string().cidr()[2].

While Zod 4 is currently in active development as a major rewrite with performance improvements and structural changes, it remains unreleased and in a pre-release state[1][4]. The current stable branch (v3.x) continues to receive updates, with the most recent minor patches focusing on security fixes, dependency updates, and additional validation utilities[2][4]. Developers can install the latest stable version via npm, Yarn, or other package managers using [email protected][3][4].

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Verified Dependency Version: Zod 3.24.2 is Correct

The latest stable version of Zod is confirmed as v3.24.2. The dependency addition in web/package.json is appropriate and aligns with the intended use for runtime type validation alongside TypeScript.

  • The version specified (^3.24.2) matches the latest stable release.
  • No changes to the dependency are needed.

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web/src/types/ListMetadata.ts (2)

4-5: Fix typo in JSDoc comment

There's a typo in the comment: "Regisrty's" should be "Registry's".

- * @description Curate Regisrty's metadata
+ * @description Curate Registry's metadata

29-30: Consider using more specific validation for URI fields

For logoURI and policyURI, you're using basic string validation. Consider adding URL/URI format validation to ensure these fields contain valid URIs.

- logoURI: z.string().optional(),
- policyURI: z.string().optional(),
+ logoURI: z.string().url().optional(),
+ policyURI: z.string().url().optional(),

If these URIs can be relative paths (as shown in your example), you might need a custom validation pattern instead of .url().

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1-36: The schema looks well-structured

The overall structure of the schema is well-defined with appropriate required and optional fields. Good use of Zod for schema validation and type inference. The JSDoc provides a helpful example that improves documentation.

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