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Generating a Schema from an Existing Interface

I may have overlooked this. How do I generate a Schema from an existing interface? This happens a lot when I'm given interfaces from an external library and I want to use them for parsing. Good example is Stripe, where they expect you to YOLO and just hard cast everything

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This also comes up frequently with graphql, when I have an anonymous type that's generated as a return value of a query.

const StripeEvent = S.magicInterfaceConversion<Stripe.Event>(); // does this exist?
const event = req.body as Stripe.Event // ugh what Stripe wants you to do
const evt = pipe(req.body, S.parse(StripeEvent)) // what I would rather do

const StripeEvent = S.magicInterfaceConversion<Stripe.Event>(); // does this exist?
const event = req.body as Stripe.Event // ugh what Stripe wants you to do
const evt = pipe(req.body, S.parse(StripeEvent)) // what I would rather do

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Generating a Schema from an Existing Interface

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This also comes up frequently with graphql, when I have an anonymous type that's generated as a return value of a query.

const StripeEvent = S.magicInterfaceConversion<Stripe.Event>(); // does this exist?
const event = req.body as Stripe.Event // ugh what Stripe wants you to do
const evt = pipe(req.body, S.parse(StripeEvent)) // what I would rather do

const StripeEvent = S.magicInterfaceConversion<Stripe.Event>(); // does this exist?
const event = req.body as Stripe.Event // ugh what Stripe wants you to do
const evt = pipe(req.body, S.parse(StripeEvent)) // what I would rather do

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