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The PR introduces a comprehensive Partner Connect SDK with good TypeScript support and security features. However, there are a few critical issues that need to be addressed, particularly around required vs optional configuration and potential credential data corruption.
3 issues detected:
🐞 Bug - Required property treated as optional without providing default value, leading to undefined assignment.
Details: The constructor expects hostOrigin to be provided but the type interface marks it as optional, and no default value is set despite the documentation indicating it should default to 'https://learncard.app'. This will cause undefined to be assigned to this.hostOrigin when no value is provided.
File:packages/learn-card-partner-connect-sdk/src/index.ts (50-50)🐞 Bug - Complete property overwrite may destroy existing credential data and cause structural issues.
Details: The credentialSubject is being completely overwritten rather than updated, which could destroy existing properties from the newCredential call and may not match the expected credential structure.
File:examples/app-store-apps/1-basic-launchpad-app/src/actions/index.ts (23-23)🧹 Maintainability - Mixed module syntax can cause bundling and compatibility issues in certain environments.
Details: Using CommonJS require() for package.json in an ES module context could cause compatibility issues in some environments and bundlers.
File:packages/learn-card-partner-connect-sdk/rollup.config.js (6-6)
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🐞 Bug - Data Overwrite Risk: Use proper credential subject assignment that preserves existing properties: achievementCredential.credentialSubject.id = input.recipientDid; or merge objects properly.
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| achievementCredential.credentialSubject.id = input.recipientDid; |
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🧹 Maintainability - Mixed Module Syntax: Use ES module import syntax with assertion: import pkg from './package.json' assert { type: 'json' }; or use createRequire for better compatibility.
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✨ PR Review
The PR successfully implements a comprehensive Partner Connect SDK with clean Promise-based API and thorough documentation. The implementation includes proper security measures, type safety, and a complete example application demonstrating all SDK capabilities.
1 issues detected:
🐞 Bug - Using Node.js-specific types in browser-targeted code causes TypeScript compilation failures.
Details: The PendingRequest interface uses NodeJS.Timeout type for timeoutId, but this SDK is designed to run in browser environments where setTimeout returns a number, not a NodeJS.Timeout. This will cause TypeScript compilation errors in browser contexts.
File:packages/learn-card-partner-connect-sdk/src/types.ts (150-150)
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The PR introduces a well-structured Partner Connect SDK with comprehensive TypeScript support and a functional example app. The SDK properly handles cross-origin messaging with good security practices. One previous constructor issue has been resolved with proper default values.
1 issues detected:
🐞 Bug - Passing non-string values to Error constructor results in unhelpful error messages
Details: The error handling converts an error object to string incorrectly when throwing a new Error. The actions.issueCredential call returns an error object, but passing this object directly to new Error() constructor will convert it to "[object Object]" string instead of meaningful error message.
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👋 Hey there! It looks like you modified code, but didn't update the documentation in If this PR introduces new features, changes APIs, or modifies behavior that users or developers need to know about, please consider updating the docs. 🏄 Windsurf TipYou can ask Windsurf to help:
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@claude why are the tests failing Test Runner on this PR? Can you fix? |
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Claude finished @Custard7's task —— View job Test Runner Failures Fixed ✅I've successfully investigated and fixed the failing Test Runner issues. Here's what was resolved: Todo List:
Issues Fixed:
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…onnect SDK - Fix NodeJS.Timeout type to number for browser compatibility in types.ts - Remove Node.js types from tsconfig.json for browser-only SDK - Fix credential subject data overwrite to preserve existing properties - Fix success flag accumulation in boost admin assignment loop - Update rollup.config.js to use ES module import syntax Co-authored-by: Jacksón Smith <[email protected]>
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@claude please review this PR in depth and add these docs:
This is one piece of a larger set of features enabling our app store, so you don't need to attempt to write tutorials or how-tos for this yet, that will require more holistic work, I'd just like you to focus on the more granular, scoped documentation for this branch. |
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Claude finished @TaylorBeeston's task —— View job In-Depth PR Review and Documentation ✅I've completed a comprehensive review of the Partner Connect SDK PR and created all requested documentation. Todo List
Comprehensive Code ReviewThis PR introduces a well-architected Partner Connect SDK with comprehensive TypeScript support and three example applications. Here's my in-depth analysis: 🏗️ Architecture & Design ExcellenceStrengths:
Architectural Patterns:
🔒 Security Assessment - EXCELLENTSecurity Features:
Security Model at private isValidOrigin(eventOrigin: string): boolean {
// STRICT: Exact match with active host origin only
return eventOrigin === this.activeHostOrigin;
}📦 SDK Implementation Quality - HIGHRobust Request Management:
Browser Environment Handling:
Memory Management:
🔧 Critical Issues Identified & Status
🎯 Example Applications Analysis1. Basic Launchpad App - Comprehensive SDK demonstration
2. LoreCard App - Advanced boost template system
3. Mozilla Social Badges - Production-ready use case
🚀 Performance & Scale ConsiderationsEfficient Implementation:
Scalability:
📋 Code Quality Metrics
🎯 API Design AssessmentMethod Signatures - Well designed and intuitive: requestIdentity(): Promise<IdentityResponse> // SSO authentication
sendCredential(credential: unknown): Promise<SendCredentialResponse> // Credential issuance
launchFeature(path: string, prompt?: string): Promise<void> // Navigation
askCredentialSearch(vpr: VerifiablePresentationRequest): Promise<CredentialSearchResponse> // Query credentialsConfiguration Options - Flexible yet secure: interface PartnerConnectOptions {
hostOrigin?: string | string[]; // Single or whitelist
allowNativeAppOrigins?: boolean; // Capacitor/Ionic support
protocol?: string; // Protocol versioning
requestTimeout?: number; // Configurable timeouts
}🔄 Integration with LearnCard EcosystemExcellent Alignment:
✅ Overall Assessment: APPROVED WITH PRAISEThis is a production-ready, well-architected SDK that significantly improves the developer experience for LearnCard partner integrations. The implementation demonstrates:
The critical issues identified in previous reviews have all been resolved. This SDK will enable rapid adoption of LearnCard's partner app ecosystem. Documentation Created ✅I've created comprehensive documentation for the Partner Connect SDK: 📚 AI Assistant Documentation
📖 Reference Documentation
The documentation covers:
SummaryThis Partner Connect SDK PR represents a significant advancement in LearnCard's partner integration capabilities. The implementation is production-ready with excellent security, performance, and developer experience. All documentation has been created and committed to help future development and adoption. Recommendation: APPROVE - This PR is ready for merge and will greatly benefit the LearnCard ecosystem. |
- Add AI assistant guides for SDK and example app development - Create reference documentation for Partner Connect SDK - Update main CLAUDE.md with Partner Connect architecture - Add SDK to docs navigation in SUMMARY.md Documentation includes: - Complete API reference with examples - Security model and origin validation - Development patterns and best practices - Migration guide from manual postMessage - Example app architecture and common patterns - Error handling and troubleshooting guides 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Taylor Beeston <[email protected]>
Add @learncard/partner-connect SDK and Example App
Overview
This PR introduces a new Partner Connect SDK (
@learncard/partner-connect) that transforms complex cross-originpostMessagecommunication into clean, modern Promise-based functions. It includes a fully-functional example app demonstrating all SDK capabilities.What's New
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@learncard/partner-connectSDKA production-ready JavaScript SDK that manages the entire cross-origin message lifecycle for partner applications embedded in LearnCard.
Key Features:
Location:
packages/learn-card-partner-connect-sdk/🎨 Example App: Basic Launchpad
A complete reference implementation showcasing all SDK features in a real-world partner app scenario.
Demonstrates:
requestIdentity()for user sign-onsendCredential()for issuing VCslaunchFeature()to navigate host appaskCredentialSearch()for querying user credentialsaskCredentialSpecific()by IDrequestConsent()for permissionsinitiateTemplateIssue()for boost/template flowsLocation:
examples/app-store-apps/1-basic-launchpad-app/Architecture
SDK Core Components
Security Features
✅ Origin Validation - All messages validated against configured
hostOrigin✅ Protocol Verification - Messages must match expected protocol
✅ Request ID Tracking - Only tracked requests are processed
✅ Timeout Protection - Requests automatically timeout to prevent hanging
✅ Explicit Target Origin - Never uses
'*'as target originCode Comparison
Before: Manual postMessage (80+ lines of boilerplate)
After: SDK (3 lines)
Result: 14% code reduction in example app (467 → 402 lines), massively improved maintainability
API Reference
SDK Methods
requestIdentity()Promise<IdentityResponse>sendCredential(credential)Promise<SendCredentialResponse>launchFeature(path, prompt?)Promise<void>askCredentialSearch(vpr)Promise<CredentialSearchResponse>askCredentialSpecific(id)Promise<CredentialSpecificResponse>requestConsent(contractUri)Promise<ConsentResponse>initiateTemplateIssue(id, recipients?)Promise<TemplateIssueResponse>destroy()voidError Handling
All methods reject with a
LearnCardErrorobject:Common Error Codes:
LC_TIMEOUT- Request timed outLC_UNAUTHENTICATED- User not logged inUSER_REJECTED- User declined the requestCREDENTIAL_NOT_FOUND- Credential doesn't existUNAUTHORIZED- User lacks permissionTEMPLATE_NOT_FOUND- Template doesn't existExample App Setup
Environment Variables
Usage Examples
1. SSO Authentication
2. Issue Credential
3. Request Credentials (Gated Content)
4. Launch AI Tutor
Technical Details
Package Structure
Build System
Nx Integration
{ "name": "partner-connect-sdk", "targets": { "build": "nx:run-script", "dev": "nx:run-script", "typecheck": "nx:run-script" } }Testing
The SDK has been validated with:
Migration Guide
For existing partner apps using manual postMessage:
Step 1: Install SDK
{ "dependencies": { "@learncard/partner-connect": "workspace:*" } }Step 2: Replace Manual Setup
Remove:
pendingRequestsMapsendPostMessage()helperwindow.addEventListener('message', ...)listenerAdd:
Step 3: Update Method Calls
Replace all
sendPostMessage(action, payload)calls with corresponding SDK methods:Browser Support
Requires
postMessageAPI andPromisesupport.Breaking Changes
None - this is a new package with no existing consumers.
Documentation
packages/learn-card-partner-connect-sdk/README.mdexamples/app-store-apps/1-basic-launchpad-app/SDK-MIGRATION.mdexamples/app-store-apps/1-basic-launchpad-app/README.mdFuture Work
Potential enhancements for future PRs:
useLearnCard)Checklist
Related Issues
Addresses the need for a standardized, type-safe way for partner applications to communicate with the LearnCard host application via postMessage.
Demo
See the example app at
examples/app-store-apps/1-basic-launchpad-app/for a complete working demonstration of all SDK capabilities.Questions? Feel free to review the comprehensive documentation in the SDK's README or ask in the PR comments!
✨ PR Description
Purpose: Add partner connectio