validation

@suaveplan/validation

Runtime schema validation with a Zod-compatible API. This package is a self-contained parse engine — it does not import Zod or any other validation library — so it is safe to use in environments where Zod is absent or where bundle size is a constraint. It covers the full schema surface expected from a production validator: all primitive and composite types, parse/safeParse/parseAsync, refine (sync + async), transform, describe, object shape builders (pick, omit, partial, extend, merge), three unknown-key modes, async lifecycle hooks, and composable helpers (pipe, mergeResults). Structured errors surface via @suaveplan/error with stable VALIDATION.* codes. When Zod is already a project dependency and you need its ecosystem (inference helpers, plugins), use Zod directly; use this package for internal platform code and zero-dep environments.

When to use this skill

• Implementing or debugging code that imports @suaveplan/validation.
• The task touches: see package README.
• You need API guidance for this package's exports.

Quick reference

import { /* see API Reference below */ } from "@suaveplan/validation";

Dependencies

Workspace dependencies: @suaveplan/error, @suaveplan/events, @suaveplan/types

Where to read more

This skill is intentionally short. The package's own documentation is the authoritative source — read these in order:

1. packages/validation/validation/README.md — overview, install, quick-start, module index
2. packages/validation/validation/src/**/*.md — co-located docs per implementation file (Purpose, Features, Basic + Advanced examples, full API reference, Implementation notes — all packages in genesis ship ≥200 words per module)
3. packages/validation/validation/package.json exports map — every subpath you can import from

When the user asks an API question, read the relevant co-located .md first; do not answer from training-data memory.

See also

• @suaveplan/error
• @suaveplan/events
• @suaveplan/types

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