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DHI

🚀 DHI - High Performance TypeScript Validation

DHI is a high-performance TypeScript validation library powered by WebAssembly. Named after the Sanskrit word धि (Dhi), meaning "intellect" or "wisdom," DHI embodies the smart, precise, and efficient data validation you need in modern applications.

धि: Intellect, understanding, wisdom.

DHI is designed to be fast, type-safe, and easy to use—offering a familiar API similar to Zod, but with performance that leaves it far behind. Benchmarks on complex validations with new types (1,000,000 items) show(Benchmarks are available in the benchmarks folder):

Results:
- DHI: 2661.79ms
- Zod: 5832.30ms
Validations per second:
- DHI: 375,687
- Zod: 175,360

Benchmark Execution Time

Benchmark Validations per Second

DHI leverages WebAssembly to accelerate validation tasks, ensuring that even complex validations with new types are handled with remarkable speed.

Features

WebAssembly-Powered Validation: Ultra-fast performance using WebAssembly.
TypeScript-First Design: Seamless integration with TypeScript for strong typing.
Familiar API: Similar to Zod, making it easy to adopt.
Batch Validation Support: Validate large batches of items efficiently.
Rich Type System: Supports a wide array of types.

📥 Installation

npm install dhi

bun add dhi

🔨 Basic Usage

import { dhi } from 'dhi';

const UserSchema = await dhi.object({
  name: dhi.string(),
  age: dhi.number(),
  email: dhi.string(),
  tags: dhi.array(dhi.string())
});

const result = UserSchema.validate({
  name: "John",
  age: 30,
  email: "john@example.com",
  tags: ["user", "admin"]
});

console.log(result.success);

🏗️ Supported Types

string
number
boolean
date
bigint
symbol
array
object
record
enum
undefined
null
void
any
unknown
never

🎓 Advanced Features

Optional Fields: dhi.optional(dhi.string())
Nullable Fields: dhi.nullable(dhi.number())
Record Types: dhi.record(dhi.string())
Batch Validation: Use UserSchema.validate_batch(items) for validating multiple items at once.

Performance

DHI is built with performance in mind. It uses WebAssembly to validate data at speeds significantly faster than traditional JavaScript validators. In our benchmarks on complex validations with new types:

Benchmark 1 (1,000,000 items):
- DHI: 2661.79ms
- Zod: 5832.30ms
- Validations per second: DHI: 375,687 vs. Zod: 175,360
Benchmark 2 (1,000,000 items):
- DHI: 2885.60ms
- Validations per second: DHI: 346,548

These results showcase the performance edge DHI offers, especially for applications requiring massive data validations.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.

Author

Rach Pradhan

Repository

For more information, bug reports, or contributions, please visit the GitHub repository.

🌟 DHI: Where Sanskrit wisdom meets modern TypeScript validation - delivering unmatched speed, precision, and reliability for your applications.