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Validates type contracts between TypeScript interfaces and Pydantic models. Detects field mismatches and type inconsistencies. Related: frontend-backend-mapper for endpoint discovery.

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name api-contract-validator
description Validates type contracts between TypeScript interfaces and Pydantic models. Detects field mismatches and type inconsistencies. Related: frontend-backend-mapper for endpoint discovery.

API Contract Validator Workflow

This skill ensures type safety and consistency between frontend TypeScript interfaces and backend Pydantic models.

Workflow Steps

  1. Scan TypeScript interfaces:

    • Read frontend API service files (frontend/src/api/*.ts)
    • Extract TypeScript interfaces for requests/responses
    • Parse field types, optional fields, arrays, enums
    • Build TypeScript type inventory
  2. Scan Pydantic models:

    • Read backend model files (backend/app/models/*_schemas.py)
    • Extract Pydantic BaseModel definitions
    • Parse field types, Optional types, Lists, Enums
    • Build Python type inventory
  3. Match and compare contracts:

    • Match TypeScript interfaces to Pydantic models by name
    • Compare field names (check for camelCase vs snake_case)
    • Compare field types (string vs str, number vs int/float)
    • Check required vs optional field consistency
    • Validate enum values match
  4. Detect mismatches:

    • Field name differences: userId vs user_id
    • Type mismatches: string vs int
    • Missing fields: Field in frontend but not backend (or vice versa)
    • Optional inconsistencies: Required in one but optional in another
    • Enum value differences: Different allowed values
  5. Generate validation report:

    • Create docs/API_CONTRACT_VALIDATION.md with:
      • Contract health score
      • List of all validated contracts
      • Detailed mismatch reports
      • Recommended fixes (with code examples)
      • Breaking vs non-breaking changes
  6. Provide fix suggestions:

    • Show exact code changes needed
    • Generate conversion utilities if needed
    • Suggest API versioning for breaking changes

Validation Report Structure

# API Contract Validation Report

Generated: 2025-01-06T12:00:00Z

## Summary

- Total Contracts Validated: 28
- ✅ Matching Contracts: 22 (78.6%)
- ⚠️ Mismatches Found: 6 (21.4%)
- 🔴 Breaking Issues: 2
- 🟡 Non-Breaking Issues: 4

## Contract Health Score: 79/100

### ✅ VALID CONTRACTS (22)

| Contract Name | Frontend | Backend | Status |
|---------------|----------|---------|--------|
| `ATSScoreRequest` | aiServices.ts | analysis_schemas.py | ✅ Perfect match |
| `UserProfile` | profileService.ts | schemas.py | ✅ Perfect match |
| ... |

### 🔴 BREAKING MISMATCHES (2)

#### 1. NotificationPreferences

**Location:** `notificationService.ts` ↔ `notification_schemas.py`

**Issues:**
- Field type mismatch: `frequency` is `string` in TS but `int` in Python
- Missing required field: `user_id` required in backend but not sent from frontend

**Impact:** 🔴 API calls will fail with 422 validation errors

**Fix (Frontend):**
```typescript
// notificationService.ts
interface NotificationPreferences {
  frequency: number; // Change from string to number
  user_id: string; // Add missing field
  // ... other fields
}

Fix (Backend - Alternative):

# notification_schemas.py
class NotificationPreferencesRequest(BaseModel):
    frequency: str  # Change from int to str
    # Remove user_id from request, get from auth instead

🟡 NON-BREAKING WARNINGS (4)

1. Casing Inconsistency

Issue: Frontend uses camelCase, backend uses snake_case Affected: 15 contracts Impact: 🟡 Works but inconsistent (Pydantic auto-converts) Recommendation: Standardize on one casing style

Example:

// Frontend (camelCase)
interface JobListing {
  jobTitle: string;
  companyName: string;
}

// Backend (snake_case)
class JobListingResponse(BaseModel):
    job_title: str
    company_name: str

Recommendation: Add Pydantic alias config:

class JobListingResponse(BaseModel):
    job_title: str = Field(alias="jobTitle")
    company_name: str = Field(alias="companyName")

    class Config:
        populate_by_name = True

Type Mapping Reference

TypeScript Python (Pydantic) Compatible
string str
number int, float
boolean bool
string[] List[str]
Date datetime ⚠️ Needs serialization
any Any ⚠️ Avoid if possible
T | null Optional[T]

## Usage Tips

- Run validator before major releases
- Integrate into CI/CD pipeline
- Fix breaking issues immediately
- Schedule non-breaking fixes for next sprint
- Use validator output for API documentation