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Zod deep strict and `deepPartial` utility
/*
Copyright 2024, Jaen - https://github.com/jaens
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
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*/
import { z, type ZodDiscriminatedUnionOption } from "zod";
const RESOLVING = Symbol("mapOnSchema/resolving");
export function mapOnSchema<T extends z.ZodTypeAny, TResult extends z.ZodTypeAny>(
schema: T,
fn: (schema: z.ZodTypeAny) => TResult,
): TResult;
/**
* Applies {@link fn} to each element of the schema recursively, replacing every schema with its return value.
* The rewriting is applied bottom-up (ie. {@link fn} will get called on "children" first).
*/
export function mapOnSchema(schema: z.ZodTypeAny, fn: (schema: z.ZodTypeAny) => z.ZodTypeAny): z.ZodTypeAny {
// Cache results to support recursive schemas
const results = new Map<z.ZodTypeAny, z.ZodTypeAny | typeof RESOLVING>();
function mapElement(s: z.ZodTypeAny) {
const value = results.get(s);
if (value === RESOLVING) {
throw new Error("Recursive schema access detected");
} else if (value !== undefined) {
return value;
}
results.set(s, RESOLVING);
const result = mapOnSchema(s, fn);
results.set(s, result);
return result;
}
function mapInner() {
if (schema instanceof z.ZodObject) {
const newShape: Record<string, z.ZodTypeAny> = {};
for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(schema.shape)) {
newShape[key] = mapElement(value as z.ZodTypeAny);
}
return new z.ZodObject({
...schema._def,
shape: () => newShape,
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodArray) {
return new z.ZodArray({
...schema._def,
type: mapElement(schema._def.type),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodMap) {
return new z.ZodMap({
...schema._def,
keyType: mapElement(schema._def.keyType),
valueType: mapElement(schema._def.valueType),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodSet) {
return new z.ZodSet({
...schema._def,
valueType: mapElement(schema._def.valueType),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodOptional) {
return new z.ZodOptional({
...schema._def,
innerType: mapElement(schema._def.innerType),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodNullable) {
return new z.ZodNullable({
...schema._def,
innerType: mapElement(schema._def.innerType),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodDefault) {
return new z.ZodDefault({
...schema._def,
innerType: mapElement(schema._def.innerType),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodReadonly) {
return new z.ZodReadonly({
...schema._def,
innerType: mapElement(schema._def.innerType),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodLazy) {
return new z.ZodLazy({
...schema._def,
// NB: This leaks `fn` into the schema, but there is no other way to support recursive schemas
getter: () => mapElement(schema._def.getter()),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodBranded) {
return new z.ZodBranded({
...schema._def,
type: mapElement(schema._def.type),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodEffects) {
return new z.ZodEffects({
...schema._def,
schema: mapElement(schema._def.schema),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodFunction) {
return new z.ZodFunction({
...schema._def,
args: schema._def.args.map((arg: z.ZodTypeAny) => mapElement(arg)),
returns: mapElement(schema._def.returns),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodPromise) {
return new z.ZodPromise({
...schema._def,
type: mapElement(schema._def.type),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodCatch) {
return new z.ZodCatch({
...schema._def,
innerType: mapElement(schema._def.innerType),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodTuple) {
return new z.ZodTuple({
...schema._def,
items: schema._def.items.map((item: z.ZodTypeAny) => mapElement(item)),
rest: schema._def.rest && mapElement(schema._def.rest),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodDiscriminatedUnion) {
const optionsMap = new Map(
[...schema.optionsMap.entries()].map(([k, v]) => [
k,
mapElement(v) as ZodDiscriminatedUnionOption<string>,
]),
);
return new z.ZodDiscriminatedUnion({
...schema._def,
options: [...optionsMap.values()],
optionsMap: optionsMap,
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodUnion) {
return new z.ZodUnion({
...schema._def,
options: schema._def.options.map((option: z.ZodTypeAny) => mapElement(option)),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodIntersection) {
return new z.ZodIntersection({
...schema._def,
right: mapElement(schema._def.right),
left: mapElement(schema._def.left),
});
} else if (schema instanceof z.ZodRecord) {
return new z.ZodRecord({
...schema._def,
keyType: mapElement(schema._def.keyType),
valueType: mapElement(schema._def.valueType),
});
} else {
return schema;
}
}
return fn(mapInner());
}
export function deepPartial<T extends z.ZodTypeAny>(schema: T): T {
return mapOnSchema(schema, (s) => (s instanceof z.ZodObject ? s.partial() : s)) as T;
}
/** Make all object schemas "strict" (ie. fail on unknown keys), except if they are marked as `.passthrough()` */
export function deepStrict<T extends z.ZodTypeAny>(schema: T): T {
return mapOnSchema(schema, (s) =>
s instanceof z.ZodObject && s._def.unknownKeys !== "passthrough" ? s.strict() : s,
) as T;
}
export function deepStrictAll<T extends z.ZodTypeAny>(schema: T): T {
return mapOnSchema(schema, (s) => (s instanceof z.ZodObject ? s.strict() : s)) as T;
}
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kernwig commented Mar 29, 2024

This is missing ZodDefault. Is that not necessary? I noticed this when I created another implementation to dynamically (and with async) walk and modify the schema where I had someOtherObjectSchema.array().default([]).

My solution adds this:

    } else if (schema instanceof z.ZodDefault) {
      const innerType = mapElement(schema.removeDefault());
      return z.ZodDefault.create(innerType, { default: schema._def.defaultValue });

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jaens commented Apr 1, 2024

@kernwig That's interesting...

The type list is from the official Zod source code, so if you needed that, it implies that the deepPartialify implementation in Zod itself is buggy.

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jaens commented Apr 1, 2024

Indeed, analyzing the rest of the source code of Zod, this (and deepPartialify) is also missing ZodLazy and ZodEffects and a bunch of other stuff.

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kernwig commented Apr 1, 2024

@jaens I did indeed need it for an applications where I dynamically add a superRefine to some string properties that may have a default value, or a string property on an object inside of an array that defaults to empty.

Aside: Because my callback fn needs to call an API to fetch the list of valid string values, I had to implement an async version of mapOnSchema.

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kernwig commented Apr 29, 2024

Just discovered that this function is why my object properties loose their z.describe() values when I use zod-to-openapi to create OpenAPI.

I fixed by adding { ...schema._def } as the second parameter to all of the z.Zod<thing>.create() function calls, thus preserving not only the description but errorMap, invalid_type_error, and required_error.

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jaens commented Jul 3, 2024

I updated the code to account for all known flaws. The usage of .create() was removed to be more "extension-proof".

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jaens commented Jul 3, 2024

Aside: Because my callback fn needs to call an API to fetch the list of valid string values, I had to implement an async version of mapOnSchema.

I mean, technically might not be necessary, it can be done in three passes (since the mapping order is deterministic, unless using lazy schemas):

  1. Use mapOnSchema with the identity function, but as a side-effect, push all required requests into an eg. array (as promises).
  2. Await all the promises in the array, into a new resolved one.
  3. Run mapOnSchema again, this time reading the resolved values from the array (with an incrementing index).

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jaens commented Oct 24, 2024

Updated the solution to with more details and a license.

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@jaens Thanks for the update. Will be great if you can add JS doc comments to all exported functions to clearly differentiate their usage.

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kernwig commented Oct 29, 2024

Looks time to turn this gist into a published library.

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