Performance comparison to Zod for piped string
Hello!
I'm looking to implement a validator in a pretty performance critical area - so have been comparing some of the data contracts used, and in each test thrown together, ArkType is easily faster.... apart from one where a string is piped through a couple of stages
The Zod equivilant is
const zodTest = z.string().trim().toLowerCase().email().startsWith("info");
And for ArkType I've got const arkTest = type("string.trim |> string.lower |> string.email & /^info/");...
does arktype understand "minimum 0 but not -0"?
in zod, even if you put
.nonnegative it will still accept negative zero. would the same happen with AT?
.onUndeclaredKey("delete") is breaking mongodbs _id field
Im not sure why this happens but when we have a type that has an _id which is a mongodb bson object, onUndeclaredKey(delete) causes mongodb to throw an error about the _id.
If i use .onUndeclaredKey("reject"), that works fine. If i dont use onUndeclaredKey method at all mongo works fine.
Its also worth noting the _id looks correct after parsing the data with arktype but for some reason mongodb does not like the _id after it has gone through .onUndeclaredKey("delete")...
Type '"DateValue | undefined"' is not assignable to type '"'DateValue' is unresolvableโ"'.ts(2322)
Hello, i am an absolute beginner when it comes to ArkType and i am trying adapt my project while following allowing the https://arktype.io/docs/intro/your-first-type intro. When trying to adopt the example to my real life type, i am getting the error mentioned in the title. DateValue itself is a union type of some classes. What i am doing wrong?
