Is there an easy way to enforce the use of actions like title?

[josh-hemphill]

Ideally I could override/declare a type to get ts hits/warnings, but that seems impossible with the already daunting type complexities.

But alternatively, I haven't found how to crawl the tree of schemas yet to manually validate all my schemas comply with whatever I want to enforce. Though I suppose if I know how the schema objects are structured, I can make a valibot schema for my valibot schemas... 😅

EDIT:
I've working on writing my own schema for my schemas, at it seems like the only thing making it hard is enumerating all the type keys which indicate more nested schemas, and knowing which special keys those objects have that contain those schemas

[fabian-hiller]

You could use our new getTitle method to check if a schema has a title.

Here is how you can walk your schemas to check for title:

import * as v from 'valibot';

type Schema =
  | v.GenericSchema
  | v.SchemaWithPipe<
      [
        v.GenericSchema,
        ...(v.GenericPipeItem | v.TitleAction<unknown, string>)[],
      ]
    >;

function hasTitle(schema: Schema): boolean {
  if ('pipe' in schema) {
    for (const item of schema.pipe) {
      if (v.isOfKind('schema', item) && 'pipe' in item) {
        if (hasTitle(item)) {
          return true;
        }
      } else if (v.isOfKind('metadata', item) && v.isOfType('title', item)) {
        return true;
      }
    }
  }
  return false;
}

[josh-hemphill]

That's so much simpler, thanks!