domain-objects/dist/instantiation/validate/getSchemaFit.d.ts

A simple, convenient way to represent domain objects, leverage domain knowledge, and add runtime validation in your code base.

import { type SchemaOptions } from './validate';
/**
 * .what = reports whether a schema accepts the props, and (when it accepts) whether it is strict (closed)
 * .why = structural disambiguation needs both signals; callers get them without any knowledge of
 *   the specific schema library (zod/joi/yup) or the strict-probe mechanism — that stays here
 * .note = strict is only meaningful when the schema accepts the props (there is no accepted object
 *   to probe otherwise); the union return makes that a compile-time guarantee — `strict` is only
 *   present on the `accepts: true` branch, so callers cannot read it when `accepts: false`
 */
export declare const getSchemaFit: ({ schema, props, schemaName, }: {
    schema: SchemaOptions<any>;
    props: any;
    schemaName: string;
}) => {
    accepts: false;
} | {
    accepts: true;
    strict: boolean;
};