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fix(core-ts): classify address parse errors instead of misreporting c… - #351
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…hecksum failures (Boxkit-Labs#330) parse() only ever threw INVALID_CHECKSUM or UNKNOWN_PREFIX, so seed keys, federation addresses, wrong-length and non-Base32 inputs were all misclassified as generic checksum failures. It now inspects prefix and structure before checksum validation: S-prefix inputs are rejected as REJECTED_SEED_KEY to prevent private key leakage, name*domain inputs as FEDERATION_ADDRESS_NOT_SUPPORTED, wrong lengths as INVALID_LENGTH (56 for G/C, 69 for M), and non-Base32 characters as INVALID_BASE32. Added comprehensive test coverage for each error code. 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-Authored-By: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com>
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Issue #330 requires specific classification for seed keys, federation addresses, invalid lengths, invalid Base32 input, checksum failures, and unknown prefixes, plus comprehensive tests. `packages/cor… |
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#330requires specific classification for seed keys, federation addresses, invalid lengths, invalid Base32 input, checksum failures, and unknown prefixes, plus comprehensive tests.packages/core-ts/src/address/parse.tschecks these conditions before checksum validation and preserves the original input in eachAddressParseError.parse.test.tscovers the required error codes, G/C/M length cases, invalid characters, seed keys, federation inputs, checksums, and unknown prefixes.
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- Line 72: Update the Base32 character validation in parse to check the original
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Validate Base32 characters in the original input.
The character ı (U+0131) is not Base32, but toUpperCase() converts it to I. Replacing an I in VALID_G with ı therefore passes this check and detect, so parse accepts the input instead of reporting INVALID_BASE32. Check address against an explicit ASCII alphabet, including lowercase letters, before validating the normalized address. (unicode.org)
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-const BASE32_CHARS = /^[A-Z2-7]+$/;
+const BASE32_CHARS = /^[A-Za-z2-7]+$/;
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Review comment at @packages/core-ts/src/address/parse.ts at line 72:
Update the Base32 character validation in parse to check the original address
against an explicit ASCII alphabet that accepts uppercase and lowercase letters
and digits 2–7, before validating the normalized address. Ensure Unicode
characters that uppercase into valid Base32 characters are rejected.
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Closes #330
Done — issue #330 is resolved, committed, and pushed on branch fix/330-address-parse-error-classification.
What changed (packages/core-ts/src/address/parse.ts): parse() now classifies failures instead of collapsing everything into INVALID_CHECKSUM/UNKNOWN_PREFIX. Validation order is:
S-prefixed input → REJECTED_SEED_KEY (rejected up front so seed material is never treated as an address)
input containing * → FEDERATION_ADDRESS_NOT_SUPPORTED
unknown prefix → UNKNOWN_PREFIX (unchanged behavior for garbage input like INVALID_ADDRESS)
wrong length → INVALID_LENGTH (56 for G/C, 69 for M)
non-Base32 characters (0, 1, 8, 9, symbols, spaces) → INVALID_BASE32
only then checksum validation → INVALID_CHECKSUM
Tests (parse.test.ts): added an "error classification" suite covering every code — seed keys (upper/lower), federation addresses, truncated/oversized G/C/M addresses, an M-prefixed string of G length, five non-Base32 character variants, bad-checksum G/C/M addresses, and unknown prefixes — asserting both the specific code and that input is preserved. Existing weak tests (seed, federation, empty string, short "G") now assert exact codes.
Verification:
parse.test.ts: 44/44 pass
Full core-ts suite (incl. routing + spec conformance runners): 216/216 pass
tsc --noEmit in packages/core-ts: clean
ESLint could not run: @typescript-eslint/parser is missing from the lockfile — a pre-existing environment gap unrelated to this change
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