.parse() Typescript linter accepts anything (string, number...)

Hi,

I didn't find someone having my issue so I'm probably doing something wrong but... I can't figure the solution out.

Let's say I have:

const TestSchema = z.object({
  email: z.string(),
});

TestSchema.parse('hello');

The last line will not throw an error with the Typescript whereas when hovering the parse function I can see:

(method) ZodType<{ email: string; }, ZodObjectDef<{ email: ZodString; }, "strip", ZodTypeAny>, { email: string; }>.parse(data: unknown, params?: Partial<z.ParseParams> | undefined): {
    email: string;
}

Note that I use strict: true in my tsconfig.json (and at runtime, zod throws an error obviously).

A "workaround" would be to always do this:

const TestSchema = z.object({
  email: z.string(),
});
type TestSchemaType = z.infer<typeof TestSchema>;

TestSchema.parse(<TestSchemaType>'hello');

... but it's pretty verbose and annoying.

Any idea what's the issue to get the linter working normally?

Thank you,

EDIT: it seems a solution would be to use

const typedParse = <Schema extends z.ZodSchema> (
  schema: Schema, data: z.infer<Schema>
): z.infer<Schema> => schema.parse( data )

typedParse(ATest, 'hello');

(ref: #1748 (comment))

... but I don't get why this is not used by default?

Any idea what's the issue to get the linter working normally?

What do you mean by 'normally'?

but I don't get why this is not used by default?

#1748 (comment)

const typedParse = <Schema extends z.ZodSchema> (
  schema: Schema, data: z.infer<Schema>
): z.infer<Schema> => schema.parse( data )

typedParse(ATest, 'hello');

Another way you can solve this problem:

type TypedParseSchema<Schema extends z.ZodSchema> = Omit<Schema, 'parse'> & {
    parse ( data: z.infer<Schema> ): z.infer<Schema>
}
const useTypedParse = <Schema extends z.ZodSchema>
    ( schema: Schema ): TypedParseSchema<Schema> => schema

const schemaWithTypedParse = useTypedParse( z.object( {
    email: z.string(),
} ) )

schemaWithTypedParse.parse( 'hello' )
//                          ^^^^^^^
// Argument of type 'string' is not assignable to parameter of type '{ email: string; }'.

Would this work for you?

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