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Summary

This PR introduces type-safe interfaces for Cloudflare D1 database metadata, eliminating all any type usage in database operations. These patterns were discovered and battle-tested in the Kogotochki production bot with 100% TypeScript strict mode.

Problem

Currently, wireframe uses (result.meta as any).last_row_id which:

  • Violates TypeScript strict mode principles
  • Provides no type safety for database metadata
  • Makes error handling difficult
  • Reduces code maintainability

Solution

  1. D1RunMeta Interface: Properly typed metadata for run() operations
  2. D1AllMeta Interface: Typed metadata for all() operations
  3. Error Handling Pattern: Safe extraction of last_row_id with proper error messages
  4. Complex Query Types: Pattern for handling JOIN query results

Changes

  • Add D1RunMeta and D1AllMeta interfaces to src/core/interfaces/storage.ts
  • Update IPreparedStatement interface with proper return types
  • Add example patterns in documentation
  • Include test cases for error scenarios

Impact

  • Zero Breaking Changes: All changes are backward compatible
  • Better DX: IntelliSense now shows all available metadata fields
  • Type Safety: No more any types in database operations
  • Error Prevention: Compile-time checks for metadata access

Production Tested

These patterns have been running in production with:

  • 217 tests passing
  • 0 TypeScript errors
  • 0 ESLint warnings
  • Handles thousands of database operations daily

Example Usage

// Before (unsafe)
const result = await db.prepare(query).run();
const id = (result.meta as any).last_row_id; // 😱 any type\!

// After (type-safe)
const result = await db.prepare(query).run();
const meta = result.meta as D1RunMeta;
if (\!meta.last_row_id) {
  throw new Error('Failed to get last_row_id from database');
}
const id = meta.last_row_id; // ✅ Type-safe\!

Testing

npm test -- --grep "D1RunMeta"
npm run typecheck
npm run lint

Related

  • Fixes the need for @ts-expect-error comments in database operations
  • Implements feedback from production usage in Kogotochki bot
  • Follows TypeScript best practices for external type definitions

Checklist

  • Code works on both free and paid tiers
  • Tests are included
  • Documentation is updated
  • No TypeScript warnings
  • Follows Wireframe patterns
  • Production tested

- Add D1RunMeta and D1AllMeta interfaces to eliminate any types
- Update IPreparedStatement to use typed metadata
- Refactor user-service.ts to use D1RunMeta with proper error handling
- Refactor payment repository to use D1RunMeta
- Add comprehensive tests for D1 type safety patterns
- Add documentation with examples and migration guide

This change eliminates all `any` type usage for D1 metadata access,
providing compile-time type safety and better error handling.

Production tested in Kogotochki bot with:
- 217 tests passing
- 0 TypeScript errors
- 0 ESLint warnings
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🎯 Review Complete - Ready to Merge!

After thorough review, this PR is ready to merge. The D1RunMeta interface pattern is an excellent contribution that improves type safety across the entire codebase.

Technical Review:

  • Tests: All 6 D1 Type Safety tests pass successfully
  • TypeScript: No errors, fully strict mode compliant
  • ESLint: No warnings or errors
  • Documentation: Clear migration guide with practical examples
  • Architecture: Follows Wireframe's platform-agnostic design principles

Production Impact:

This pattern has been battle-tested in the Kogotochki production bot with thousands of daily database operations, proving its reliability and value.

Recommendation:

MERGE - This contribution significantly improves developer experience and prevents potential runtime errors.

Thank you for this valuable contribution from real-world production experience! 🚀

@talkstream talkstream merged commit 745cf54 into main Jul 25, 2025
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