add-scenario

To add a new scenario to a TypeScript data model file, you append a new sanitized entry to scenarios.ts while enforcing required fields like id, name, tags, and json. This preserves the original structure and ensures TypeScript compilation succeeds.

Sanitizing sensitive fields in a JSON payload involves replacing credential values with placeholders while preserving the surrounding structure and context. This ensures the integrated scenario data model remains safe without breaking compatibility.

Integrating a new scenario into Texter's data model requires the fields id, name, tags, triggerEvents, description, configuration, relatedScenarios, and json. These fields generate a UI-ready configuration and validate types to prevent TypeScript errors.

Yes, you can generate UI-ready configuration items from a raw JSON payload by validating the existing scenarios.ts structure and appending the new entry. The workflow enforces field requirements and generates the necessary TypeScript object for the UI.

Adding a scenario to scenarios.ts causes TypeScript compilation errors when the new entry lacks required fields or has incorrect types. Validating the data model against the expected TypeScript types before appending prevents these errors.

Yes, the add-scenario workflow preserves the original structure of scenarios.ts when appending data. It reads and validates the existing file, sanitizes the incoming JSON payload, and appends the new entry while maintaining structural compatibility.