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noUncheckedIndexedAccess in TSConfig gives you this behavior, no?CS
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z.input? I get Property 'input' does not exist on typeJJJ
CCtransform out all the non-word characters, or course it's not gonna work.transform(value => ...) line from the schemaSz.enum(countries) but you have to as const your arrayJ
.partial does exactly what you need if I got it right? If you really don't want to store it as a separate schema you can just do categoryschema.partial().parse()JJdeepPartial instead of just partialCCsettingsSchemaTwo, instead of explicitly defining the allowed values, you can also do something like foobar: settingsSchemaOne.shape.foobar.exclude(['yes'])z.number().optional()noUncheckedIndexedAccessz.inputProperty 'input' does not exist on typetransform.transform(value => ...)z.enum(countries)as const.partialcategoryschema.partial().parse()deepPartialpartialsettingsSchemaTwofoobar: settingsSchemaOne.shape.foobar.exclude(['yes'])type Foo = Record<string, number>;
const foo: Foo = { "foo": 42 };
const baz: number = foo.baz;z
.string()
// add min/max/etc. here
.refine((str) => !/\W/.test(str), { message: 'Please only use alphanumeric characters and underscores (_)'})