A library to coerce values at run-time.
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Supposedly is a TypeScript library for performing type coercion at run-time, providing run-time representations of primitive types like `string` and `number` that can be combined to describe compound types. It's designed for developers who need to validate and coerce data from external sources like APIs or files, offering tools like `isValid` for type checking and `explain` for detailed error reporting.
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