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@haejunejung haejunejung commented Mar 9, 2025

Replaced implicit/incorrect type with explicit Zod inference in README_KO

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    • Refined technical documentation to clearly associate each documented type with its corresponding schema, improving clarity and overall maintainability.

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The changes update the type inference declarations in the README_KO.md file. All instances using z.infer have been modified to include an explicit schema reference via the typeof operator. This applies to a variety of schemas (e.g., User, DateSchema, FishEnum, etc.), ensuring that each inferred type is directly linked to its corresponding Zod schema. The changes improve clarity in type associations without altering the underlying functionality.

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README_KO.md Updated multiple type inference declarations: every instance of z.infer now explicitly uses the corresponding schema (e.g., z.infer<typeof User>, z.infer<typeof dateSchema>, etc.) to tie types directly to their Zod schema definitions.

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1224-1224: Consistent Inference on Object with Optional Field

The change in
type C = z.infer<typeof user>;
clearly demonstrates how to extract the type from an object schema where a property is made optional. For improved clarity, you might consider renaming the inferred type (for example, to UserType), but as a documentation example this is acceptable.


1789-1789: Note on Intersection Type Inference

The change
type c = z.infer<typeof c>;
correctly infers the type (which, in this case, results in a number). One suggestion: since using the same identifier for both the variable and the inferred type (here "c") might be confusing, consider using a more descriptive name (for example, type IntersectionResult = z.infer<typeof c>;) in future documentation updates.

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652-652: Explicit Type Inference for User Schema

The update from an implicit z.infer to an explicit z.infer<typeof User> clarifies that the inferred type is directly tied to the User schema. This change meets the PR objective for enhanced clarity and type safety in documentation.


1068-1068: Explicit Type Inference for Date Schema

Changing the date schema’s type declaration to
type DateSchema = z.infer<typeof dateSchema>;
ensures that the inferred type is explicitly linked to dateSchema. This improves the example’s clarity and aligns with the documentation update goals.


1088-1088: Clarifying Inference for FishEnum

Updating the fish enum definition to
type FishEnum = z.infer<typeof FishEnum>;
makes the example explicit about the connection between the inferred type and its corresponding schema. This is consistent with the updated documentation standards.


1152-1152: Precise Inference for Native Enum (FruitEnum)

The modification to
type FruitEnum = z.infer<typeof FruitEnum>;
provides an explicit link between the native enum schema and its inferred TypeScript type. This clear pattern enhances readability and correctness in the docs.


1215-1215: Explicit Inference for Optional Schema Example

Defining
type A = z.infer<typeof schema>;
after declaring an optional string schema exactly shows that the inferred type includes undefined (i.e. string | undefined). This explicitness is very helpful in documentation.


1270-1270: Inference of Object Schema (Dog)

By updating the extraction to
type Dog = z.infer<typeof Dog>;
the example follows the established pattern. This explicit extraction reinforces how to derive the type from the schema, which is especially useful for new users.


1320-1320: Explicit Inference in Merged Object Schema (Teacher)

The updated declaration
type Teacher = z.infer<typeof Teacher>;
after merging object schemas clearly shows how the final inferred type includes properties from both merged schemas. This pattern is both informative and consistent.


1341-1341: Inference After Picking Object Properties

Changing the type extraction to
type JustTheName = z.infer<typeof JustTheName>;
demonstrates the proper extraction from a schema created by the .pick() method. This enhances readability and consistency throughout the docs.


1350-1350: Explicit Inference for Omitted Schema (NoIDRecipe)

The revised declaration
type NoIDRecipe = z.infer<typeof NoIDRecipe>;
shows how to correctly infer the type from a schema that omits certain properties. This is a clear and useful update.


1601-1601: Clear Tuple Type Inference (Athlete)

By explicitly writing
type Athlete = z.infer<typeof athleteSchema>;
the example now clearly shows how to extract the tuple type from the schema. This explicit approach greatly enhances clarity in documentation.


1740-1740: Explicit Inference for Map Schema

Updating the map schema type to
type StringNumberMap = z.infer<typeof stringNumberMap>;
explicitly communicates that the inferred type is a Map<string, number>. This change is aligned with the new documentation guidelines.


1750-1750: Clear Inference for Set Schema

Changing to
type NumberSet = z.infer<typeof numberSet>;
makes it explicit that the inferred type is a Set<number>. This clear example enhances developer understanding.

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