First - yes! "Using asserts in production" is absolutely another way of describing what I'm trying to get across!
And second, no - I haven't checked out io-ts. But I appreciate the heads-up, and I'll definitely give it a look!
io-ts
Cool! I also can't resist linking the great Parse, don't validate blog post by Alexis King, though it's most directly concerned with strongly typed languages like Haskell.
I referenced the exact same blog post in my response!
You might be interested in seeing my attempt at applying those ideas to TypeScript: dev.to/cipharius/comment/15im8
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First - yes! "Using asserts in production" is absolutely another way of describing what I'm trying to get across!
And second, no - I haven't checked out
io-ts. But I appreciate the heads-up, and I'll definitely give it a look!Cool! I also can't resist linking the great Parse, don't validate blog post by Alexis King, though it's most directly concerned with strongly typed languages like Haskell.
I referenced the exact same blog post in my response!
You might be interested in seeing my attempt at applying those ideas to TypeScript:
dev.to/cipharius/comment/15im8