Vals using zod

The idea for the GPT is so that the user comes up with a fun idea for a Video Game. When the user submits the idea, the AI will submit it to the API. The API will return a different idea from the pool of ideas already submitted to the API. This makes this GPT kind-of multiplayer as you will likely get ideas for video games that other people submitted.

Useful when working with ZodFormData and you need to parse a text field that contains JSON. See https://www.val.town/v/freecrayon/zodStringToJSON_example for an example of how to use it.

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Useful when working with ZodFormData and you need to parse a text field that contains JSON. See https://www.val.town/v/freecrayon/zodStringToJSON_example for an example of how to use it.

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// Copied from https://github.com/Will-Howard/manifolio/blob/master/manifolio-ui/lib/calculate.ts

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// Forked from @tmcw.zodExample

Usage: async (rawInput) => { const validators = await @devdoshi.validators(); const inputSchema = validators.inputSchema(); const input = inputSchema.safeParse(rawInput); }

This val allows you to send me an email at a certain datetime. Fun!

Zod Zod works great out-of-the-box with Val Town: just import it as npm:zod and parse something! Here's an example below. Tips Right now it's not possible to create a script val that immediately returns a Zod parser because its parsers can't be serialized. It's best to either expose a method that returns a parser, or to create and use the parser in the same val.