Our review
Defines Effect schemas with domain types and ensures type parity using satisfies and tsafe's Equals check.
Strengths
- Ensures compile-time type safety between schema and domain type
- Catches type mismatches early
- Leverages Effect's Schema library
- Uses tsafe for exact equality checks
Limitations
- Requires the tsafe library
- Can be verbose
- Assert overkill for simple schemas
When defining Effect schemas for complex domain models that require precise type alignment.
For simple or one-off schemas where type parity is not critical.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill provides guidance on writing TypeScript type definitions and schema assertions, with no executable code or risky operations.
No concerns found
Examples
Create an Effect schema for the domain type interface IProduct { id: string; name: string; price: number; } and ensure type parity using satisfies and tsafe's Equals.Update the ZUser schema to match the IUser interface after adding a new 'age' field. Use satisfies and assert Equals.Given an unknown value, validate it against the ZOrder schema using validateUnknown from zerospin if available.name: effect-schema description: Define Effect schemas that are verified against domain types. Use when authoring or updating Effect Schema definitions, or when the user mentions schema/type parity, satisfies, or tsafe Equals checks.
Effect Schema Type Parity
Instructions
- Define the domain type first (prefer
interface), then define the schema and assert parity. - Always use
satisfies Schema.Schema<YourType, any>on the schema. - Add
assert<Equals<typeof YourSchema.Type, Readonly<YourType>>>()usingtsafe. - If the
assert<Equals<...>>isn't typed correctly but thesatisfiesis, you can optionally add the_check1/_check2assignments withvoid(seeZerospinCommandSchema). - When validating unknown input against an Effect schema, prefer
validateUnknownfromzerospinif available.
Example
import type { Equals } from 'tsafe';
import { Schema } from 'effect';
import { assert } from 'tsafe';
export interface IFoo {
bar: string;
}
export const ZFoo = Schema.Struct({
bar: Schema.String,
}) satisfies Schema.Schema<IFoo, any>;
const _check1: typeof ZFoo.Type = {} as IFoo;
const _check2: IFoo = {} as typeof ZFoo.Type;
void _check1;
void _check2;
assert<Equals<typeof ZFoo.Type, Readonly<IFoo>>>();
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