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@tiboli/types

v0.0.14

Published

Typedefinitions for Tiboli

Readme

TiBoLi Types

Here you can find all the type definitions for TiBoLi. These are all Typescript Definitions using Zod.

Contributing

If you want to Contribute, make sure to follow the Guidelines highlighted in CONTRIBUTING.md

Documentation

The following Zod schemas define the structure of the core data entities and their corresponding creation and update payloads.

Book

Represents a book in the library.

| Field | Type | Description | | -------- | --------- | ----------------------------- | | id | integer | Unique identifier of the book | | title | string | Title of the book | | author | string | Author of the book |

Variants

  • BookSchema — Complete book object.
  • BookCreationSchema — Book data for creation. Omits id.
  • BookUpdateSchema — Partial book update. Requires id; all other fields are optional.

Copy

Represents a physical copy of a book.

| Field | Type | Description | | -------- | --------- | ----------------------------------- | | id | integer | Unique identifier of the copy | | bookId | integer | ID of the book this copy belongs to |

Variants

  • CopySchema — Complete copy object.
  • CopyCreationSchema — Copy data for creation. Omits id.
  • CopyUpdateSchema — Partial copy update. Requires id; all other fields are optional.

Customer

Represents a customer or borrower in the library.

| Field | Type | Description | | ---------- | --------- | ----------------------------------- | | id | integer | Unique identifier of the customer | | name | string | First name of the customer | | lastname | string | Last name of the customer | | email | email | Valid email address of the customer |

Variants

  • CustomerSchema — Complete customer object.
  • CustomerCreationSchema — Customer data for creation. Omits id.
  • CustomerUpdateSchema — Partial customer update. Requires id; all other fields are optional.

Group

Represents a group of customers.

| Field | Type | Description | | ------ | --------- | ------------------------------ | | id | integer | Unique identifier of the group | | name | string | Name of the group |

Variants

  • GroupSchema — Complete group object.
  • GroupCreationSchema — Group data for creation. Omits id.
  • GroupUpdateSchema — Partial group update. Requires id; all other fields are optional.

Loan

Represents a loan of a physical book copy to a customer.

| Field | Type | Description | | ------------ | --------- | ---------------------------------------- | | id | integer | Unique identifier of the loan | | copyId | integer | ID of the borrowed book copy | | customerId | integer | ID of the customer who borrowed the copy | | lentDate | date | Date on which the copy was lent | | dueDate | date | Date on which the copy is due | | returnDate | date | Date on which the copy was returned |

Variants

  • LoanSchema — Complete loan object.
  • LoanCreationSchema — Loan data for creation. Omits id.
  • LoanUpdateSchema — Partial loan update. Requires id; all other fields are optional.

Schema Variants

All entities follow the same pattern:

EntitySchema
├── EntityCreationSchema
│   └── Omits `id`
└── EntityUpdateSchema
    ├── Requires `id`
    └── Makes all other fields optional

This allows the schemas to be reused consistently for validating complete entities, creation requests, and partial update requests.

Inferred types

Each of the Schemas get's a Type inferred using z.infer. The types are named Attributes instead of Schemas. For instance.

  • EntitySchema -> EntityAttributes
  • EntityCreationSchema -> EntityCreationAttributes