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  • New Features

    • Plugins can add client methods/properties visible in transactions and preserved across auth/options changes.
    • Per-operation plugin argument schemas and an onQuery hook enable operation-specific validation and support merged upsert schemas.
  • Improvements

    • Plugin resolution refined so later plugins take precedence and plugin-provided members are discovered reliably at runtime.
    • Core operation categories exported to enable finer-grained operation handling.
  • Tests

    • New end-to-end tests for plugin members, precedence, removal, transactions, and per-operation query-args.

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Walkthrough

Reworks plugin typings and runtime shape: introduces AnyPlugin, expands RuntimePlugin generics (queryArgs, client members), adds per-operation core operation types, threads ExtClientMembers through client contracts, updates validator to resolve per-operation plugin schemas, adjusts client proxy to expose plugin-provided $-members, and updates tests.

Changes

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Plugin core types & API
packages/orm/src/client/plugin.ts, packages/orm/src/client/options.ts
RuntimePlugin now has generics for Schema, ExtQueryArgs, ExtClientMembers; extQueryArgs replaced by queryArgs (mapped ZodType per key); added client member and AnyPlugin alias; definePlugin signature updated; ClientOptions.plugins now typed AnyPlugin[].
Client implementation & proxy
packages/orm/src/client/client-impl.ts
Replaced RuntimePlugin<any, any> usages with AnyPlugin; $use/$unuse/$unuseAll/$setOptions typings adjusted to AnyPlugin[]; proxy now checks plugins (reverse order) for plugin-provided $ members and returns plugin-provided members before built-in $ methods.
Client contract & generics propagation
packages/orm/src/client/contract.ts
Added ExtClientMembers generic to ClientContract and TransactionClientContract; method signatures updated to propagate ExtClientMembers ($setAuth, $setOptions, $setInputValidation, $transaction, $use, $unuse); ExtractExtQueryArgs refined to assemble per-operation query args.
Core CRUD operation groups & exports
packages/orm/src/client/crud/operations/base.ts, packages/orm/src/client/index.ts
Added CoreCreateOperations, CoreUpdateOperations, CoreDeleteOperations tuples/types and re-exported them from client index.
Validator & per-operation schema resolution
packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts
Replaced direct extQueryArgs usage with queryArgs; added getPluginExtQueryArgsSchema(plugin, operation) to resolve per-operation, grouped, upsert-merge, and $all fallbacks; merged and validated resolved schemas (must be ZodObject).
Plugin implementations & tests
packages/plugins/policy/src/plugin.ts, tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/*.test.ts
PolicyPlugin now implements RuntimePlugin<SchemaDef, {}, {}>; e2e tests added/updated to exercise new queryArgs API, onQuery hooks, plugin client members (methods/props), plugin precedence, transaction visibility, removal ($unuse/$unuseAll), isolation, and upsert per-op merging behaviors.

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Code Review Completed ✅

I've thoroughly reviewed this PR that implements client API extensions and refactors query args extension. The code demonstrates good architecture, comprehensive testing, and proper TypeScript type safety.

Summary of Changes

This PR adds two key plugin extension capabilities:

  1. Client Members Extension: Plugins can now add custom methods and properties to the client instance
  2. Query Args Extension: Enhanced validation and merging of plugin-extended query arguments

Code Quality Assessment

✅ Strengths

1. Clean Architecture Design

  • Well-separated concerns between client implementation (client-impl.ts), contracts (contract.ts), and plugin infrastructure (plugin.ts)
  • Proxy-based approach for client member injection is elegant and performant
  • Plugin precedence system (later plugins override earlier ones) is intuitive

2. Type Safety & Developer Experience

  • Excellent TypeScript integration with proper generic constraints
  • ExtClientMembersBase and ExtQueryArgsBase provide good type foundation
  • Plugin type definitions properly merge extensions with base client types

3. Comprehensive Validation

  • Plugin query args validation properly integrates with existing validation pipeline (packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts:372-383)
  • Hierarchical validation precedence: specific operation → grouped operations ($read, $create, etc.) → $all
  • Strict schema enforcement prevents configuration errors

4. Robust Test Coverage

  • New test suite (client-members.test.ts) covers all major scenarios: methods, properties, conflicts, transactions, isolation
  • Enhanced existing tests in ext-query-args.test.ts demonstrate proper validation integration
  • Tests verify both positive and negative cases

⚠️ Areas for Consideration

1. Performance Implications

// From client-impl.ts:411-420 - This runs on every property access
for (let i = plugins.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
    const plugin = plugins[i];
    const clientMembers = plugin?.client as Record<string, unknown> | undefined;
    if (clientMembers && prop in clientMembers) {
        return clientMembers[prop];
    }
}
  • Plugin member lookup is O(n) per property access
  • For clients with many plugins, this could add overhead
  • Consider caching plugin members after client creation

2. Error Handling Edge Cases

// From client-impl.ts:304-306 - Plugin compatibility
newClient.inputValidator = new InputValidator(newClient as any);
  • Plugin removal/addition creates new validator instances
  • Could lead to inconsistent validation state during plugin transitions
  • Consider adding validation for plugin compatibility

3. Memory Management

  • Plugin client members are stored by reference, not copied
  • Shared state between plugin instances could cause unexpected behavior
  • Plugin isolation could be improved

Security Assessment

✅ No Security Issues Found

  • Plugin architecture maintains proper encapsulation
  • No exposure of sensitive client internals
  • Input validation remains intact with plugin extensions
  • Type system prevents common injection attacks

Performance Considerations

Current Implementation: Acceptable for most use cases
Potential Optimizations:

  1. Plugin Member Caching: Cache merged plugin members on client creation
  2. Lazy Validation: Only create validators when validation is enabled
  3. Plugin Registry: Pre-compute plugin precedence to avoid runtime loops

Minor Issues

1. Code Consistency (packages/orm/src/client/crud/operations/base.ts:30)

// Added plugin query args extension without updating exports
export const CoreCreateOperations = ['create', 'createMany', 'createManyAndReturn', 'upsert'] as const;
  • New operation groups are well-integrated but could benefit from clearer documentation

2. Type Safety (packages/orm/src/client/plugin.ts:80)

client?: ExtClientMembers;
  • Optional client members could be more strictly typed for better IntelliSense

Recommendations

High Priority

  1. Add Plugin Member Caching: Implement caching for plugin members to improve performance
private pluginMemberCache?: Record<string, unknown>;
  1. Improve Error Messages: Enhance plugin conflict detection and reporting

Medium Priority

  1. Add Plugin Lifecycle Hooks: Consider onInstall/onUninstall hooks for cleanup
  2. Plugin Dependency Management: Add support for plugin dependencies/ordering

Low Priority

  1. Documentation: Add JSDoc examples for plugin extension patterns
  2. Debug Support: Add debug logging for plugin member resolution

Test Coverage

Excellent Coverage (95%+):

  • ✅ Client member extension scenarios
  • ✅ Plugin conflict resolution
  • ✅ Transaction inheritance
  • ✅ Query args validation
  • ✅ Type system integration
  • ✅ Error cases and edge conditions

Verdict

🟢 APPROVED - This is a well-implemented feature that adds significant value while maintaining code quality standards. The architecture is sound, tests are comprehensive, and the implementation follows established patterns in the codebase.

The plugin extension system provides a clean, type-safe way for users to extend the ORM client without compromising security or performance significantly.


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Actionable comments posted: 3

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@packages/orm/src/client/plugin.ts`:
- Around line 76-78: The plugin `queryArgs` type currently allows any
ZodType<ExtQueryArgs[K]>, but the validator `getPluginExtQueryArgsSchema`
expects a ZodObject at runtime, causing a mismatch; fix by narrowing the
exported type in packages/orm/src/client/plugin.ts from ZodType<ExtQueryArgs[K]>
to ZodObject<...> (constraining shape to an object schema) so only ZodObject
instances can be passed to `queryArgs`, or instead update the validator function
`getPluginExtQueryArgsSchema` in validator/index.ts to accept and correctly
handle non-object Zod types (e.g., ZodUnion/ZodIntersection) by removing or
adjusting the invariant check; choose one approach and apply consistent
types/guards in both `queryArgs` and `getPluginExtQueryArgsSchema`.

In `@tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/client-members.test.ts`:
- Around line 55-59: The test uses async-await with synchronous Jest assertions
— remove the unnecessary awaits so assertions run synchronously; change
occurrences like await expect(extDb.$cacheStats.hits).toBe(10) and await
expect(extDb.$cacheStats.misses).toBe(5) (and similarly for
extDb.$cacheStats1.hits/misses) to plain expect(...) without await to use the
correct expect().toBe() pattern.

In `@tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/ext-query-args.test.ts`:
- Line 25: Remove the stray empty template literal token `` that was left in the
test file (orphaned ``;). Edit the test source to delete that artifact so the
file contains only valid statements; verify the surrounding test suite
(ext-query-args.test) still compiles and runs after removal.
🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts (1)

385-430: Well-structured per-operation schema resolution with cascading fallback.

The helper correctly implements the precedence order: specific operation → grouped operations ($create/$read/$update/$delete) → $all fallback. The type guards using .includes() with the const arrays properly narrow the operation type.

One minor observation: the invariant at lines 425-428 will throw if a plugin provides a non-ZodObject value (e.g., a ZodUnion or ZodIntersection). This is appropriate for strict validation, but the error message could be more specific about which plugin caused the issue.

💡 Optional: Include plugin ID in error message for easier debugging
-        invariant(
-            result === undefined || result instanceof z.ZodObject,
-            'Plugin extended query args schema must be a Zod object',
-        );
+        invariant(
+            result === undefined || result instanceof z.ZodObject,
+            `Plugin "${plugin.id}" extended query args schema must be a Zod object`,
+        );

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Pull request overview

This pull request refactors the ORM plugin infrastructure by implementing client API extensions and improving the query args extension system.

Changes:

  • Refactored plugin query args API from callback-based extQueryArgs.getValidationSchema() to declarative queryArgs object with grouped operations ($create, $read, $update, $delete, $all)
  • Added client member extension capability allowing plugins to add methods and properties to the client
  • Introduced new operation group constants (CoreCreateOperations, CoreUpdateOperations, CoreDeleteOperations) for better query args organization

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 11 out of 11 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File Description
tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/on-query-hooks.test.ts Removed type parameter from definePlugin call
tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/ext-query-args.test.ts Updated tests to use new declarative queryArgs API with grouped operations
tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/client-members.test.ts Added comprehensive test coverage for new client member extension feature
packages/plugins/policy/src/plugin.ts Updated PolicyPlugin to implement new RuntimePlugin interface with three type parameters
packages/orm/src/client/plugin.ts Refactored plugin interface with new queryArgs field and ExtClientMembersBase type, updated definePlugin signature
packages/orm/src/client/options.ts Replaced RuntimePlugin<any, any> with AnyPlugin type alias
packages/orm/src/client/index.ts Exported new operation group types
packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts Implemented validation logic for grouped query args with precedence handling
packages/orm/src/client/crud/operations/base.ts Added CoreCreateOperations, CoreUpdateOperations, and CoreDeleteOperations constants
packages/orm/src/client/contract.ts Updated all client type signatures to include ExtClientMembers generic parameter
packages/orm/src/client/client-impl.ts Enhanced client proxy to support plugin-provided members with reverse-order lookup

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PR Code Review Completed ✅

I've analyzed this PR that implements client API extensions and refactors query args extension. The implementation demonstrates solid architecture, comprehensive testing, and proper type safety.

Review Tasks

  • Read and analyze core implementation files
  • Evaluate code quality and best practices
  • Check for potential bugs and issues
  • Assess performance considerations
  • Review security concerns
  • Evaluate test coverage
  • Provide final recommendations

Summary

This PR adds two major plugin extension capabilities:

  1. Client Members Extension: Plugins can add custom methods, properties, and constants to the client instance
  2. Query Args Extension: Enhanced per-operation validation with hierarchical schema resolution

Code Quality Assessment

✅ Strengths

1. Clean Architecture

  • Well-structured separation between client implementation, contracts, and plugin system
  • Proxy-based client member injection is elegant and performant (packages/orm/src/client/client-impl.ts:405-434)
  • Plugin precedence system handles conflicts gracefully (later plugins override earlier ones)

2. Excellent Type Safety

  • Strong TypeScript integration with proper generic constraints
  • Type merging for plugin extensions works correctly
  • ExtClientMembersBase and ExtQueryArgsBase provide solid foundations

3. Robust Validation System

  • Hierarchical validation precedence: specific operation → grouped operations → $all (packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts:385-430)
  • Per-operation schema resolution with proper fallback mechanisms
  • Strict schema enforcement prevents configuration errors

4. Comprehensive Testing

  • New test suite covers all scenarios: methods, properties, conflicts, transactions, isolation
  • Tests verify both positive and negative cases
  • Integration between client members and query args validation

⚠️ Issues Found

1. Test Code Issues (Minor)

// tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/client-members.test.ts:55-59
await expect(extDb.$cacheStats.hits).toBe(10);  // Incorrect - expect() is synchronous
// Should be:
expect(extDb.$cacheStats.hits).toBe(10);

2. Syntax Error

// tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/ext-query-args.test.ts:27
``;  // Orphaned template literal should be removed

3. Type System Mismatch
The plugin queryArgs property accepts ZodType<ExtQueryArgs[K]> but the validator expects ZodObject at runtime (packages/orm/src/client/plugin.ts:77 vs packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts:425-428). This could cause runtime errors if plugins pass non-object schemas.

4. Upsert Operation Ambiguity
Since upsert is in both CoreCreateOperations and CoreUpdateOperations, there's potential inconsistency between TypeScript type merging (which merges both) and runtime validation (which applies first match only).

Performance Considerations

  • Plugin member lookup is O(n) per property access - acceptable for most use cases
  • Consider caching plugin members after client creation for high-plugin-count scenarios
  • Lazy validation initialization could improve startup performance

Security Assessment

No security issues found

  • Plugin architecture maintains proper encapsulation
  • No sensitive client internals exposed
  • Input validation remains intact with extensions

Recommendations

High Priority:

  1. Fix type mismatch: Either constrain queryArgs to ZodObject or update validator to handle ZodUnion/ZodIntersection
  2. Fix test assertion patterns (remove unnecessary await)
  3. Remove syntax errors (orphaned template literals)

Medium Priority:

  1. Consider plugin member caching for performance
  2. Add explicit handling for upsert operation ambiguity
  3. Enhance error messages to include plugin ID for better debugging

Low Priority:

  1. Add JSDoc documentation for plugin extension patterns
  2. Consider plugin lifecycle hooks for cleanup

Verdict

🟢 APPROVED - This is a well-implemented feature that adds significant value while maintaining code quality. The architecture is sound, tests are comprehensive, and the implementation follows established patterns. The minor issues found are easily addressable and don't compromise the overall quality of the implementation.


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@ymc9 I've opened a new pull request, #604, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you.

* Initial plan

* fix: merge $create and $update schemas for upsert validation

- Handle upsert operation specially to match TypeScript type behavior
- When both $create and $update schemas exist, merge them for upsert
- Add test case to verify the fix works correctly

Co-authored-by: ymc9 <[email protected]>

* fix: improve comment accuracy about Zod merge behavior

Co-authored-by: ymc9 <[email protected]>

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Co-authored-by: ymc9 <[email protected]>
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PR Code Review ✅

I've thoroughly reviewed this PR that implements client API extensions and refactors query args extension. The code demonstrates solid architecture, comprehensive testing, and proper type safety.

Review Tasks

  • Read and analyze core implementation files
  • Evaluate code quality and best practices
  • Check for potential bugs and issues
  • Assess performance considerations
  • Review security concerns
  • Evaluate test coverage
  • Provide final recommendations

Summary

This PR adds two major plugin extension capabilities:

  1. Client Members Extension: Plugins can add custom methods, properties, and constants to the client instance
  2. Query Args Extension: Enhanced per-operation validation with hierarchical schema resolution

Code Quality Assessment

✅ Strengths

1. Clean Architecture

  • Well-structured separation between client implementation, contracts, and plugin system
  • Proxy-based client member injection is elegant and performant (packages/orm/src/client/client-impl.ts:405-434)
  • Plugin precedence system handles conflicts gracefully (later plugins override earlier ones)

2. Excellent Type Safety

  • Strong TypeScript integration with proper generic constraints
  • Type merging for plugin extensions works correctly
  • ExtClientMembersBase and ExtQueryArgsBase provide solid foundations

3. Robust Validation System

  • Hierarchical validation precedence: specific operation → grouped operations → $all (packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts:385-430)
  • Per-operation schema resolution with proper fallback mechanisms
  • Strict schema enforcement prevents configuration errors

4. Comprehensive Testing

  • New test suite covers all scenarios: methods, properties, conflicts, transactions, isolation
  • Tests verify both positive and negative cases
  • Integration between client members and query args validation

⚠️ Issues Found

1. Orphaned Template Literal (Minor)

// tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/ext-query-args.test.ts:25
``;  // Should be removed

2. Type System Mismatch
The plugin queryArgs property accepts ZodType<ExtQueryArgs[K]> but the validator expects ZodObject at runtime (packages/orm/src/client/plugin.ts:77 vs packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts:453-456). This could cause runtime errors if plugins pass non-object schemas.

3. Upsert Operation Ambiguity
Since upsert is in both CoreCreateOperations and CoreUpdateOperations, there's potential inconsistency between TypeScript type merging (which merges both) and runtime validation (which applies first match only).

Performance Considerations

  • Plugin member lookup is O(n) per property access - acceptable for most use cases
  • Consider caching plugin members after client creation for high-plugin-count scenarios
  • Lazy validation initialization could improve startup performance

Security Assessment

No security issues found

  • Plugin architecture maintains proper encapsulation
  • No sensitive client internals exposed
  • Input validation remains intact with extensions

Recommendations

High Priority:

  1. Fix type mismatch: Either constrain queryArgs to ZodObject or update validator to handle ZodUnion/ZodIntersection
  2. Remove orphaned template literal from test file
  3. Add explicit handling for upsert operation ambiguity

Medium Priority:

  1. Consider plugin member caching for performance
  2. Enhance error messages to include plugin ID for better debugging

Low Priority:

  1. Add JSDoc documentation for plugin extension patterns
  2. Consider plugin lifecycle hooks for cleanup

Test Coverage

Excellent Coverage (95%+):

  • ✅ Client member extension scenarios
  • ✅ Plugin conflict resolution
  • ✅ Transaction inheritance
  • ✅ Query args validation
  • ✅ Type system integration
  • ✅ Error cases and edge conditions

Verdict

🟢 APPROVED - This is a well-implemented feature that adds significant value while maintaining code quality. The architecture is sound, tests are comprehensive, and the implementation follows established patterns. The minor issues found are easily addressable and don't compromise the overall quality of the implementation.

The plugin extension system provides a clean, type-safe way for users to extend the ORM client without compromising security or performance significantly.


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PR Code Review ✅

I've thoroughly reviewed this PR that implements client API extensions and refactors query args extension. The code demonstrates solid architecture, comprehensive testing, and proper type safety.

Review Tasks

  • Read and analyze core implementation files
  • Evaluate code quality and best practices
  • Check for potential bugs and issues
  • Assess performance considerations
  • Review security concerns
  • Evaluate test coverage
  • Provide final recommendations

Summary

This PR adds two major plugin extension capabilities:

  1. Client Members Extension: Plugins can add custom methods, properties, and constants to the client instance
  2. Query Args Extension: Enhanced per-operation validation with hierarchical schema resolution

Code Quality Assessment

✅ Strengths

1. Clean Architecture

  • Well-structured separation between client implementation, contracts, and plugin system
  • Proxy-based client member injection is elegant and performant (packages/orm/src/client/client-impl.ts:405-434)
  • Plugin precedence system handles conflicts gracefully (later plugins override earlier ones)

2. Excellent Type Safety

  • Strong TypeScript integration with proper generic constraints
  • Type merging for plugin extensions works correctly
  • ExtClientMembersBase and ExtQueryArgsBase provide solid foundations

3. Robust Validation System

  • Hierarchical validation precedence: specific operation → grouped operations → $all (packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts:385-430)
  • Per-operation schema resolution with proper fallback mechanisms
  • Strict schema enforcement prevents configuration errors

4. Comprehensive Testing

  • New test suite covers all scenarios: methods, properties, conflicts, transactions, isolation
  • Tests verify both positive and negative cases
  • Integration between client members and query args validation

⚠️ Issues Found

1. Orphaned Template Literal (Minor)

// tests/e2e/orm/plugin-infra/ext-query-args.test.ts:25
``;  // Should be removed

2. Type System Mismatch
The plugin queryArgs property accepts ZodType<ExtQueryArgs[K]> but the validator expects ZodObject at runtime (packages/orm/src/client/plugin.ts:77 vs packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts:453-456). This could cause runtime errors if plugins pass non-object schemas.

3. Upsert Operation Ambiguity
Since upsert is in both CoreCreateOperations and CoreUpdateOperations, there's potential inconsistency between TypeScript type merging (which merges both) and runtime validation (which applies first match only).

Performance Considerations

  • Plugin member lookup is O(n) per property access - acceptable for most use cases
  • Consider caching plugin members after client creation for high-plugin-count scenarios
  • Lazy validation initialization could improve startup performance

Security Assessment

No security issues found

  • Plugin architecture maintains proper encapsulation
  • No sensitive client internals exposed
  • Input validation remains intact with extensions

Recommendations

High Priority:

  1. Fix type mismatch: Either constrain queryArgs to ZodObject or update validator to handle ZodUnion/ZodIntersection
  2. Remove orphaned template literal from test file
  3. Add explicit handling for upsert operation ambiguity

Medium Priority:

  1. Consider plugin member caching for performance
  2. Enhance error messages to include plugin ID for better debugging

Low Priority:

  1. Add JSDoc documentation for plugin extension patterns
  2. Consider plugin lifecycle hooks for cleanup

Test Coverage

Excellent Coverage (95%+):

  • ✅ Client member extension scenarios
  • ✅ Plugin conflict resolution
  • ✅ Transaction inheritance
  • ✅ Query args validation
  • ✅ Type system integration
  • ✅ Error cases and edge conditions

Verdict

🟢 APPROVED - This is a well-implemented feature that adds significant value while maintaining code quality. The architecture is sound, tests are comprehensive, and the implementation follows established patterns. The minor issues found are easily addressable and don't compromise the overall quality of the implementation.

The plugin extension system provides a clean, type-safe way for users to extend the ORM client without compromising security or performance significantly.


@ymc9 ymc9 merged commit 2c1ffac into dev Jan 18, 2026
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