Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
EDcheck: validation that asks whether form data makes sense
A developer tool for checking the meaning and coherence of submitted form data, not just its type or shape.
- For
- Developers validating user-submitted form data
- Worth noticing
- Examples test names, biographies, age-and-occupation coherence, and project descriptions beyond schema validity.
Field notes
The page positions EDcheck as a semantic layer alongside schema validation rather than a replacement for it. Its examples move from field-level nonsense to cross-field plausibility: a name that resembles a real person, a biography with relevant content, and an age-occupation pairing that makes sense. The visible installation path is the @edteam/edcheck package, and the site links directly to documentation and GitHub. No pricing, login requirement, or accuracy data is shown on the extracted homepage.
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