πŸ’» pydantic: 27.2 k ⭐

I used to write manual validation for every dict that came from an API or config file. Pydantic made me wonder why I ever did that.

Define a Python class with type hints, pass in data, and pydantic validates, coerces, and structures it automatically. Strings become datetimes, nested JSON becomes typed objects. V2 is a ground-up Rust-backed rewrite β€” faster, stricter, and still backward-compatible with V1.

If you're still validating data with if-statements and try/except blocks, pydantic will save you thousands of lines.

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