Installation
pip install valbridge
# or
uv add valbridge
Quick start
from valbridge import create_valbridge
from _valbridge import schemas
valbridge = create_valbridge(schemas)
# Full namespace:id lookup
user_validator = valbridge("user:Profile")
# Validate data (Pydantic under the hood)
user_validator.validate_python({"name": "Alice", "email": "alice@example.com"})
Default namespace
valbridge = create_valbridge(schemas, default_namespace="user")
# Shorthand for "user:Profile"
profile = valbridge("Profile")
# Full key for other namespaces
config = valbridge("settings:AppConfig")
Key behaviors
- Runtime lookup -- only entries with a runtime validator appear in the schemas object
- Type safety -- invalid keys raise clear errors pointing to
valbridge generate - Pydantic integration -- generated validators are native Pydantic BaseModel classes
Related packages
| Package | Purpose |
|---|---|
valbridge-core |
Core IR and JSON Schema parser |
valbridge-pydantic |
Pydantic adapter for code generation |
valbridge-cli |
CLI to generate validators |
@vectorfyco/valbridge |
TypeScript equivalent |
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