fix(clerk-js, shared, clerk-react): Make props of PlanDetails stricter #6472
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32-38: Flattening the union type removes the “plan or planId” compile-time guarantee
FlattenUnionType<__internal_PlanDetailsProps>converts the mutually-exclusive union into an object where bothplanIdandplanbecome optional.
As a result, external callers ofPlanDetailscan now omit both keys without a
type-error – exactly the opposite of the “stricter props” objective of this PR.-export const PlanDetails = (props: FlattenUnionType<__internal_PlanDetailsProps>) => { +// Keep the public surface strict … +export const PlanDetails = (props: __internal_PlanDetailsProps) => { + // …and only flatten internally if you really need to. + const internalProps = props as FlattenUnionType<__internal_PlanDetailsProps>; + return ( + <Drawer.Content> + <PlanDetailsInternal {...internalProps} /> + </Drawer.Content> + ); +}This preserves the mutual-exclusion contract for consumers while still letting the
implementation work with a flattened shape.packages/clerk-js/src/ui/Components.tsx (2)
111-120:openDrawer('planDetails', …)no longer enforces that eitherplanIdorplanis providedBy switching to
FlattenUnionType<__internal_PlanDetailsProps>the same
compile-time guard discussed earlier is lost for every caller ofopenDrawer.Restore the original union to keep the API self-documenting and type-safe:
- props: T extends 'checkout' - ? __internal_CheckoutProps - : T extends 'planDetails' - ? FlattenUnionType<__internal_PlanDetailsProps> + props: T extends 'checkout' + ? __internal_CheckoutProps + : T extends 'planDetails' + ? __internal_PlanDetailsProps
158-166: Revert planDetailsDrawer props to the strict union or add a runtime guardThe use of FlattenUnionType<__internal_PlanDetailsProps> turns both
planIdandplaninto optional keys, allowing{}as valid props. This means you can open the drawer with neither identifier, leading to an unrenderable state. You should either:
• Revert the state slice to use the original union type so TypeScript enforces at least one key at compile time
• Or add a runtime check in componentsControls.openDrawer('planDetails', …) to ensure exactly one ofplanIdorplanis providedLocations to update:
- packages/clerk-js/src/ui/Components.tsx (ComponentsState interface, around line 162)
- componentsControls.openDrawer implementation (around line 379)
Suggested diff for the state slice:
planDetailsDrawer: { open: false; - props: null | FlattenUnionType<__internal_PlanDetailsProps>; + props: null | __internal_PlanDetailsProps; };And, if you opt for runtime validation, wrap calls to:
componentsControls.openDrawer('planDetails', props);with a check such as:
if (!('planId' in props) === !('plan' in props)) { throw new Error('Must provide exactly one of planId or plan'); } componentsControls.openDrawer('planDetails', props);
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packages/types/src/utils.ts (4)
117-119: LGTM! Standard TypeScript utility pattern.The
UnionToIntersectiontype implementation correctly uses the contravariant position pattern to convert union types to intersection types, which is a well-established TypeScript technique.
121-129: Excellent recursive type implementation.The
FlattenUnionTypeInternaltype correctly handles the complex logic of flattening union types:
- Preserves arrays as-is (line 123-124)
- Recursively processes nested objects (line 126)
- Properly marks properties as potentially undefined when they don't exist in all union members (line 128)
132-136: Perfect undefined-to-optional conversion logic.The
UndefinedToOptionaltype correctly separates properties into optional and required based on whether they includeundefinedin their type, and properly excludesundefinedfrom the optional property types.
138-147: Excellent documentation and implementation.The JSDoc documentation is comprehensive and the example clearly demonstrates the utility type's behavior. The final export properly chains together all the helper types to achieve the desired flattening behavior.
packages/types/src/clerk.ts (2)
1889-1904: Excellent type safety improvement.The conversion to a union type properly enforces that either
planIdorplanmust be provided, eliminating the ambiguous state where neither is specified. The intersection with additional optional properties maintains backward compatibility.
1916-1933: Consistent type design across experimental API.The
__experimental_PlanDetailsButtonPropsfollows the same union type pattern as__internal_PlanDetailsProps, ensuring consistency in the API design while maintaining the same type safety benefits..changeset/shaky-sloths-unite.md (1)
1-9: Appropriate changeset documentation.The changeset correctly identifies this as a minor version bump across all affected packages and accurately describes the core change to
PlanDetailsPropstype constraints.packages/clerk-js/src/ui/lazyModules/MountedPlanDetailDrawer.tsx (2)
2-2: Clean import addition.The addition of
FlattenUnionTypeto the existing import is necessary for the type update and maintains good import organization.
16-16: Correct adaptation to union type structure.Using
FlattenUnionType<__internal_PlanDetailsProps>properly handles the new union type structure, ensuring all properties are accessible with appropriate optionality while maintaining the null possibility for closed drawer state.packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/Plans/PlanDetails.tsx (1)
73-89: Avoid@ts-expect-error– pass a non-nullable id togetPlansafely
clerk.billing.getPlanexpects{ id: string }, but the current code suppresses
type-checking and may still attempt anundefinedid if both props are empty
(contradiction introduced by the flattening above).-() => clerk.billing.getPlan({ id: planId || initialPlan?.id }), +() => clerk.billing.getPlan({ id: (planId ?? initialPlan!.id) }),• The non-null assertion is safe because this fetcher is only executed when the
SWR key is truthy (planId || initialPlan?.id).
• Removing the@ts-expect-errorretains full type safety.[ suggest_nitpick ]
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packages/react/src/components/PlanDetailsButton.tsx (3)
1-1: Use type-only import for FlattenUnionType.Since
FlattenUnionTypeis only used for type casting and not at runtime, it should be imported as a type-only import for better tree-shaking.-import type { __experimental_PlanDetailsButtonProps, FlattenUnionType } from '@clerk/types'; +import type { __experimental_PlanDetailsButtonProps, type FlattenUnionType } from '@clerk/types';
38-39: Type casting approach is sound but consider runtime validation.The explicit casting to
FlattenUnionType<__experimental_PlanDetailsButtonProps>correctly handles the union type constraint, allowing for easier property access. This aligns well with the PR's objective to enforce stricter prop requirements.However, since TypeScript's type system is erased at runtime, consider adding runtime validation to ensure either
planIdorplanis provided, especially given this is an experimental API.Consider adding runtime validation:
const { plan, planId, initialPlanPeriod, planDetailsProps, ...rest } = props as FlattenUnionType<__experimental_PlanDetailsButtonProps>; if (!plan && !planId) { throw new Error('PlanDetailsButton: Either planId or plan must be provided'); }
36-68: Add tests to cover the stricter type constraints.Since this PR introduces stricter type requirements and uses type casting, tests should be added to ensure the component works correctly with both
planIdandplanproperties, and that the union type constraint is properly enforced.Consider adding tests for:
- Component renders correctly with
planIdprovided- Component renders correctly with
planobject provided- Component behavior when neither is provided (should ideally throw/fail gracefully)
- Click handler calls the correct internal API with proper parameters
Would you like me to generate test cases for these scenarios?
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Update
PlanDetailsPropsto reflect that eitherplanIdorplanis allowed.To support similar cases in the future, I've added a new Typescript utility type called
FlattenUnionTypethat accepts an union type of objects. All the shared properties are kept intact, the different properties are added to the output type as optional and undefined.Example
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