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The ideas behind this library and the more mature io-ts can be really valuable for anyone working on a Flow project. However, I tried using io-ts for a bit on some internal projects with a custom flow-typed file (since flow-io is deprecated) but it ended up being pretty difficult. Some of the mechanics behind io-ts are heavily dependent on Typescript's semantics, and trying to get it to play well with Flow was too difficult. As a result, I've "forked" the work in io-ts and setup a new repo/NPM package located at io-flow-types. The intention there is that this library can be maintained as one specifically built for Flow in mind.
For now, this new library's API is still pretty similar to io-ts because the core idea is the same, although that might change as I continue to work with it. I just wanted to post this here in case any other maintainer/collaborator/watcher of this repo is still interested in having "Runtime Types" that are built for Flow projects. If so, your feedback and/or collaboration is welcome at io-flow-types.
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The ideas behind this library and the more mature io-ts can be really valuable for anyone working on a Flow project. However, I tried using
io-ts
for a bit on some internal projects with a customflow-typed
file (sinceflow-io
is deprecated) but it ended up being pretty difficult. Some of the mechanics behindio-ts
are heavily dependent on Typescript's semantics, and trying to get it to play well with Flow was too difficult. As a result, I've "forked" the work inio-ts
and setup a new repo/NPM package located at io-flow-types. The intention there is that this library can be maintained as one specifically built for Flow in mind.For now, this new library's API is still pretty similar to
io-ts
because the core idea is the same, although that might change as I continue to work with it. I just wanted to post this here in case any other maintainer/collaborator/watcher of this repo is still interested in having "Runtime Types" that are built for Flow projects. If so, your feedback and/or collaboration is welcome at io-flow-types.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: