@dangreaves/groq-query-builder
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This package allows queries for the GROQ Query Language to be constructed using a fluent interface.
Because the Sanity Content Lake is technically just a JSON store, there is no guarantee that the query responses will match the Sanity schema. Therefore, this package implements runtime validation of responses using TypeBox to provide type safety.
Conceptually, it is similar to groqd but has less functionality, and uses TypeBox instead of Zod for schema definitions. Due to the use of Zod, groqd unfortunately leads to very slow TypeScript compilation as the complexity of the Sanity schema grows.
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> [!WARNING] > > **I am no longer maintaining this package.** > > - The official [Sanity TypeGen](https://www.sanity.io/docs/sanity-typegen) package continues to improve, and is the likely future for using TypeScript with Sanity. > - The GROQ query langua
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