JSONTS Editorial Team

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JSONTS is run by an in-house editorial team. It publishes practical write-ups about a JSON to TypeScript converter, produced by the same people who maintain the tool.

Expect writing about typescript converters and little else. Since it turns a JSON sample into TypeScript interfaces and types, handling nested objects, unions and optional fields, most pieces follow the same path through the numbers: typing an API response before writing the client, generating interfaces for a config schema and checking how a payload shapes up.

Review covers accuracy of method and neutrality of tone. The articles deliberately avoid straying into medical, financial or legal advice, and say so where a topic comes close.

Corrections are made in place. To report one, support@jsonts.com goes to the group responsible for the article.

Recent articles

Automatically generating TypeScript types from JSON schema during your CI/CD build process
The Friday Deploy That Lied to You It's 4:47 PM on a Friday. Your CI pipeline is green. TypeScript compiled without a single error. You ship to production and close your laptop.
Converting an array of JSON objects to a TypeScript interface: array root vs nested arrays
If your TypeScript interface compiles but your API consumer still hits Cannot read property 'id' of undefined at runtime, the culprit is almost always a mismatch between how you modeled the array root versus nested arrays inside it.
Handling Null vs Undefined in TypeScript JSON Conversion: a Guide for Frontend Developers
When was the last time your TypeScript converter silently turned a database null into a frontend undefined , and your UI rendered an empty state instead of an error boundary?
TypeScript Converters: Secure 4-Level Nested JSON Types
See how TypeScript converters safely decode nested JSON. We build interfaces for a 4-level object with optional fields step-by-step. Read the full guide today.
Why 90% TypeScript Converters Break Nested JSON Unions
Testing 5 client-side TypeScript converters on nested JSON, only 1 hit 98% accuracy generating interfaces, union types, and optional fields. See the test now.
How to Safely Convert JSON with Nested Objects and Optional Fields to TypeScript Interfaces Client-side
Last March, I was building a client-side dashboard for a logistics company. The API we were consuming came from a third-party route-optimization service, and the JSON responses were, to put it diplomatically, organic .

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