feat: add pure-parse

[johannes-lindgren]

Hello, I'd like to add a new library to the benchmarks, PureParse:

PureParse
Strongly typed validation library that decouples type aliases from validation logic

Declare the type:

type User = {
  id: number
  name: string
}

const parseUser = object<User>({
  id: parseNumber,
  name: parseString,
})

...or infer the type:

const parseUser = object({
  id: parseNumber,
  name: parseString,
})

type User = Infer<typeof parseUser>

It does

• parseSafe
• parseStrict
• assertLoose

For validation of objects, there are two alternate parsers/guards: non-compiled and just-in-time compiled. I was not sure how to differentiate between these two in the cases, so I appended the string (JIT compiled) to the case name.

I am the author of this library.

I tried my best to make all the necessary modifications (based on previous pull requests), but please do let me know if I need to do something differently.

The current version is 0.0.0-beta.7. I don't anticipate any major changes right now, but as long as it's in beta, I reserve the rights to make breaking changes. Is that okay?

[moltar]

I reserve the rights to make breaking changes. Is that okay?

Of course. This project doesn't restrict you from changing anything as long as it adheres to the criterion outlined in the README.

[johannes-lindgren]

I reserve the rights to make breaking changes. Is that okay?

Of course. This project doesn't restrict you from changing anything as long as it adheres to the criterion outlined in the README.

I meant: if it is okay to include a library that is in "beta" in these benchmarks; but it seems so 🙂

I will follow up with another pull request when v1.0.0 is released.

[moltar]

I meant: if it is okay to include a library that is in "beta" in these benchmarks; but it seems so 🙂

Oh ya, definitely can. If it can be installed using npm, then it's good to go 😁