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@jfdevelops/react-layout-adapter-arktype

v1.0.0

Published

Native arktype schemas for React nodes and elements in React Layout.

Readme

@jfdevelops/react-layout-adapter-arktype

Opt-in native arktype schemas for React.ReactNode and React.ReactElement. Install this adapter alongside arktype and React:

pnpm add @jfdevelops/react-layout-adapter-arktype arktype
import { reactNode, reactElement } from '@jfdevelops/react-layout-adapter-arktype';

const content = reactNode();
const icon = reactElement();

Both helpers build native ArkType schemas at runtime, but expose only the thin ReactNodeSchema and ReactElementSchema Standard Schema interfaces. This keeps ArkType's internal types out of React Layout's deep mapped generics and avoids excessive type instantiation. Native ArkType methods are intentionally absent from the exported TypeScript API. reactElement() accepts element values such as <Icon />; component functions require their own schema.

See the Standard Schema guide for usage with React Layout.

Node and element fields are required by default. Use a Standard Schema library's optional wrapper to allow omitted values. null remains a valid node.