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`elm-duet` provides interop types between Elm and TypeScript by creating a single source of truth using [JSON Type Definitions](https://jsontypedef.com/) (JTD, [five-minute tutorial](https://jsontypedef.com/docs/jtd-in-5-minutes/).) `elm-duet` provides interop types between Elm and TypeScript by creating a single source of truth using [JSON Type Definitions](https://jsontypedef.com/) (JTD, [five-minute tutorial](https://jsontypedef.com/docs/jtd-in-5-minutes/).)
This allows us say precisely what we want and generate ergonomic types on both sides (plus helpers like encoders to make testing easy!) This allows us say precisely what we want and generate ergonomic types on both sides (plus helpers like encoders to make testing easy!)
## JTDs? What's that? ## JTD? What's that?
A JTD is similar to a JSON Schema, except it leaves out features that you can't express in a typical type system. A JTD is similar to a JSON Schema, except it leaves out features that you can't express in a typical type system.
For example, a JSON Schema lets you express as a regex validation on a string, but JTD just allows you to specify the string. For example, a JSON Schema lets you express as a regex validation on a string, but JTD just allows you to specify the string.