fix: add validation to importChain to prevent crashes, fixes #12#45
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importChain would crash when given invalid JSON or when required fields were missing. No try-catch on JSON.parse() and no validation before accessing chain.steps would cause TypeErrors. Added validation for: - JSON parsing errors (wrapped in try-catch) - Required fields: name must be a string - steps must be an array (not undefined/null) Now throws clear errors instead of cryptic TypeErrors when import fails.
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Clean validation logic. Error messages are descriptive. Build passes. |
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Fixes #12
Problem
importChain had zero validation. Invalid JSON would crash with JSON.parse() errors, and missing or malformed data would cause TypeErrors when accessing undefined properties.
Changes
Added validation before processing:
Now throws descriptive errors instead of cryptic crashes.