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Implement a framework-independent SDK response schema guard system #451
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GrantFox OSSGrantFox Open Source Sponsorship program tagGrantFox Open Source Sponsorship program tagMaybe RewardedIssue may qualify for a reward upon successful completion per campaign rulesIssue may qualify for a reward upon successful completion per campaign rulesThird CampaignOfficial FWC26 campaign issue — eligible for campaign scoring and rewardsOfficial FWC26 campaign issue — eligible for campaign scoring and rewardsexpertExpert difficulty tasks requiring deep expertise and architectural decision-makingExpert difficulty tasks requiring deep expertise and architectural decision-makingsecuritySecurity-related fix, hardening, audit, or vulnerability remediationSecurity-related fix, hardening, audit, or vulnerability remediationtype-safetyTypeScript type system improvements and strict type enforcementTypeScript type system improvements and strict type enforcementvalidationRuntime validation, schema guards, input checks, and data-boundary validation.Runtime validation, schema guards, input checks, and data-boundary validation.
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GrantFox OSSGrantFox Open Source Sponsorship program tagGrantFox Open Source Sponsorship program tagMaybe RewardedIssue may qualify for a reward upon successful completion per campaign rulesIssue may qualify for a reward upon successful completion per campaign rulesThird CampaignOfficial FWC26 campaign issue — eligible for campaign scoring and rewardsOfficial FWC26 campaign issue — eligible for campaign scoring and rewardsexpertExpert difficulty tasks requiring deep expertise and architectural decision-makingExpert difficulty tasks requiring deep expertise and architectural decision-makingsecuritySecurity-related fix, hardening, audit, or vulnerability remediationSecurity-related fix, hardening, audit, or vulnerability remediationtype-safetyTypeScript type system improvements and strict type enforcementTypeScript type system improvements and strict type enforcementvalidationRuntime validation, schema guards, input checks, and data-boundary validation.Runtime validation, schema guards, input checks, and data-boundary validation.
Difficulty: Expert
Type: Feature
Recommended labels (if available in this repo): validation, type-safety, security, expert
Background
TypeScript types disappear at runtime. GuildPass SDK cannot safely assume that every response received from a remote API matches its compile-time interfaces.
A malformed or incompatible response should fail at the SDK boundary with useful context rather than propagating invalid data throughout an application.
This issue introduces a lightweight runtime response validation system that remains independent of any specific endpoint.
Problem
The SDK currently has no common mechanism for verifying unknown runtime data before exposing it as typed public data.
Blind type assertions such as
response as Membershipcan hide server incompatibilities and malformed payloads.Expected Outcome
Implement a small framework-independent validation abstraction that can build reusable response guards and return structured validation failures.
Suggested Implementation
Define a contract conceptually similar to:
The implementation should support primitives required for normal SDK response schemas, such as:
The system should:
data.members[2].id;Acceptance Criteria
pnpm typecheckpasses.pnpm buildpasses.pnpm testpasses.Likely Affected Files/Directories
Independence Requirement
This issue must be independently implementable against the current SDK baseline and must not depend on any API endpoint, transport, or domain feature issue.