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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a validation middleware for user data in the Express application.
  • Added structured API endpoint mapping for user management, enhancing request and response validation.
  • Implemented a comprehensive suite of tests for the validation middleware using the Vitest framework.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted import paths to reflect new directory structures, ensuring proper module resolution.

• Documentation

  • Updated package.json to include new example scripts and dependencies, enhancing flexibility for users.

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The changes encompass the introduction of new files and modifications to existing ones in an Express.js application utilizing the Valibot and Zod libraries for API validation. Key updates include the restructuring of import paths, the addition of validation middleware, and the implementation of comprehensive testing for the validation logic. The package.json file was also updated to reflect changes in example scripts and dependencies.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
examples/express/valibot/*.ts	Introduced a new Express app with validation middleware, handling user data requests and responses based on defined schemas.
examples/express/zod/*.ts	Adjusted import paths and introduced a new fetch file for interacting with a REST API, demonstrating type-safe request handling.
package.json	Updated example scripts to new paths, added vitest as a dev dependency, and specified optional peer dependencies for libraries.
src/express/valibot.test.ts	Added tests for the valibot validation middleware, ensuring proper request validation and error handling in the Express app.
src/valibot/*.ts	Introduced types and functions to facilitate API endpoint creation and validation using the Valibot library.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant ExpressApp
    participant ValibotMiddleware
    participant Database

    Client->>ExpressApp: Sends GET/POST request to /users
    ExpressApp->>ValibotMiddleware: Validate request
    ValibotMiddleware->>ExpressApp: Validation result
    alt Valid
        ExpressApp->>Database: Fetch user data
        Database-->>ExpressApp: Return user data
        ExpressApp-->>Client: Respond with user data
    else Invalid
        ExpressApp-->>Client: Respond with error message
    end

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🐰 "In the garden where bunnies play,
New paths and scripts have come our way.
With validation strong and true,
Our API dances, fresh as dew.
Hops of joy, let’s celebrate,
For changes here are truly great!" 🌼

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