The author is developing a tool to visualize and parse Zod validation error messages for TypeScript SDKs generated from OpenAPI specs, aiming to create a web UI for easier sharing and feedback.
TypeScript, Zod, OpenAPI specs
2024-10-02
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The web UI provides an easy-to-navigate way to visualize validation errors, making it approachable for users with various technical backgrounds.
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The ability to generate shareable URLs for visualized errors enhances collaboration among team members who may need to address validation issues.
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Continuous improvement based on user feedback indicates a commitment to user-centric development, which can lead to better product alignment with user needs.
Improvement 1
The initial layout of the error messages could be improved to be more user-friendly, as complex errors might still appear overwhelming.
Improvement 2
Adding more filtering or sorting capabilities to easily navigate through large sets of validation errors would increase usability.
Improvement 3
Documentation regarding how to best utilize the tool and its features could be enhanced to support new users more effectively.
Product Functionality
Consider integrating a search function to quickly locate specific validation errors within a long list.
UI & UX
Improve error message formatting to make them more digestible and use color coding for different severity levels.
SEO or Marketing
Leverage content marketing to explain use cases and benefits of Zod.fyi, potentially through blogs or tutorials.
MultiLanguage Support
Implement multi-language support to cater to a broader audience, enhancing accessibility for non-English speaking users.
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What is Zod.fyi used for?
Zod.fyi is used to visualize and parse validation errors generated by Zod schemas in TypeScript SDKs.
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How can I share my validation errors?
You can generate a shareable URL from the tool, allowing you to easily share the visualized errors with team members.
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Is there any support for complex Zod schemas?
Yes, Zod.fyi is designed to help visualize even the most complex Zod schemas, although enhancements for large errors are ongoing.