Zod [0] is my favorite TypeScript library. It really helps ensure that all the little nooks and crannies of your application can be properly typed. An example

Zod [0] is my favorite TypeScript library. It really helps ensure that all the little nooks and crannies of your application can be properly typed. An example is receiving API response with `fetch`. Normally you'd cast the response to the expected type, but it's not uncommon for you to misunderstand what the API can return or for the API to be changed/updated. Zod lets you verify your types at runtime so that if your API returns something unexpected then you can act on it. This is really useful anytime you're interacting with I/O or user input. For example, I've used Zod for: loading from JSON files, reading from local storage, parsing URL params, or validating form input. [0]: https://zod.dev/ https://zod.dev/