Utilities#

Some helpers that can help you make configuration easier.

zodCoercedBoolean()#

Since z.coerce.boolean() is just doing `Boolean(value) under the hood. You get weird cases like these:

• z.coerce.boolean().parse("true"); // => true;
• z.coerce.boolean().parse("false"); // => true;
• z.coerce.boolean().parse("yes"); // => true;
• z.coerce.boolean().parse("no"); // => true;
• z.coerce.boolean().parse(""); // => false;

If you use zodCoercedBoolean() instead of z.boolean(), things will be more as you expect them to be. Here is a list of valid values, these are checked while ignoring casing (if its a string):

• "true" -> true
• "yes" -> true
• true -> true
• "false" -> false
• "no" -> false
• false -> false
• any other values will be read as false