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@mdht/plugin-jazz-schema

v0.2.0

Published

ZenStack v3 CLI plugin: generate a Jazz CoValue schema (co.map/co.list) from your ZModel schema.

Readme

@mdht/plugin-jazz-schema

npm CI

Generate a typed Jazz CoValue schema from a ZenStack .zmodel. Models become co.map definitions, list relations become co.list, and enums remain literal tuples and TypeScript unions.

Schema Codegen Bridge architecture

Install

npm install --save-dev @zenstackhq/cli @mdht/plugin-jazz-schema
npm install jazz-tools

Configure

plugin jazz {
    provider = '@mdht/plugin-jazz-schema'
    output = '../generated/jazz-schema.ts'
}

Then run:

npx zen generate

Example

Given:

enum Visibility {
    PRIVATE
    PUBLIC
}

model Project {
    id         String     @id @default(cuid())
    name       String
    visibility Visibility
    tasks      Task[]
}

the plugin emits the equivalent of:

export const VisibilityValues = ['PRIVATE', 'PUBLIC'] as const;
export type Visibility = (typeof VisibilityValues)[number];

export const Project = co.map({
  id: z.string(),
  name: z.string(),
  visibility: z.enum(VisibilityValues),
  get tasks() { return co.list(Task); },
});

Getter-form relations make circular and forward model references safe.

Scalar mapping

| ZModel | Jazz validator | |---|---| | String / Bytes | z.string() | | Int / Float / BigInt / Decimal | z.number() | | Boolean | z.boolean() | | DateTime | z.date() | | Json / Unsupported(...) | z.unknown() |

BigInt, Decimal, and Bytes are intentionally marked as lossy in generated code until confirmed Jazz-native representations are available.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22.6 or newer
  • ZenStack 3.9.x
  • jazz-tools 0.20.x

See the full project documentation and working example.

License

MIT