Voltaire Effect Schemas & Branded Types

Branded types prevent type confusion by decoding raw Ethereum inputs into distinct AddressType and HashType at the type level. This ensures compile-time safety, stopping invalid assignments between addresses, hashes, and primitives.

Decode Ethereum data into branded types using Address.Hex and Hash.Hex utilities. These prebuilt schemas validate raw inputs and output distinct branded Uint8Array types, ensuring strict type safety across boundary layers.

Yes, you need TypeScript 5.x and Effect 3.x. Branded schemas for Ethereum data also require Voltaire primitives to decode inputs and enforce strict type safety across boundary layers in your workflow.

Handle ParseError during Ethereum address decoding using built-in decode utilities. These utilities validate inputs against prebuilt schemas, returning branded types or a ParseError to guarantee runtime safety.

Yes, Voltaire branded types support Ethereum data validation in both frontend and backend TypeScript workflows. They decode addresses, hashes, and signatures into distinct types for strict boundary layer safety.

Decoding Ethereum hashes with branded schemas prevents runtime errors by enforcing compile-time type safety. Distinct branded Uint8Array types eliminate type confusion, while ParseError handling guarantees runtime validation safety.