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schema definitions/bigint

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BigInt validation methods

z.bigint() validates BigInt values. Supports: .gt(n), .gte(n) or .min(n), .lt(n), .lte(n) or .max(n), .positive() or .gt(0n), .nonnegative(), .negative(), .nonpositive(), .multipleOf(n) or .step(n). In Zod Mini, wrap with .check().

BigInt format functions

z.int64() and z.uint64() return ZodBigInt with proper constraints. z.int64() ranges [-9223372036854775808n, 9223372036854775807n]. z.uint64() ranges [0n, 18446744073709551615n].

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