Identifying Object Types in Effect Without Using `instanceof`

Hi, i am trying to convert an object into plain object, those object might contain some effect stuff, for exmaple

const obj = {
  response: someResponse // typed as HttpClientResponse.HttpClientResponse <- not a class
}

const filtered = filter(obj) // {}

const obj = {
  response: someResponse // typed as HttpClientResponse.HttpClientResponse <- not a class
}

const filtered = filter(obj) // {}

const obj = {
  response: someResponse // typed as HttpClientResponse.HttpClientResponse <- not a class
}

const filtered = filter(obj) // {}

const obj = {
  response: someResponse // typed as HttpClientResponse.HttpClientResponse <- not a class
}

const filtered = filter(obj) // {}

in effect, some stuffs are just objects and not class, so i cant really do

instanceof

instanceof

so is there any solution to identify if following object is of particular type? for example how do i test for HttpClientResponse.HttpClientResponse?

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