try {
    const singleKey = Object.keys(body)[0];
    const valueToParse = body[singleKey];
    c.set('bodyParams-override', JSON.parse(valueToParse));
} catch (parseError) {
    incomingLogger.error({ msg: 'Failed to parse form field value as JSON', key: Object.keys(body)[0], error: parseError });
    c.body(JSON.stringify({ success: false, error: 'Invalid JSON in form field value' }), 400);
    return; // Stop processing here
}

Parsing the raw form content (content) as JSON is likely incorrect, as it should be the value of the single form field that is parsed instead.

This issue appears in multiple locations:

• apps/meteor/app/integrations/server/api/api.js: Lines 343-343
• apps/meteor/app/integrations/server/api/api.js: Lines 343-343
  Please modify the code to parse the value of the single form field as JSON instead of the raw form content to avoid potential parsing errors.

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const host = this.request.headers.get('host');
if (!host) {
    // Option 1: Throw an error if host is required
    throw new Error('Host header is missing');
    // Option 2: Handle appropriately if a fallback isn't possible
    // return API.v1.failure('Missing Host header'); 
}
const url = new URL(this.request.url, `${protocol}//${host}`);

The this.request.headers.get('host') call might return null, leading to potential errors when constructing a URL with an invalid host part.

This issue appears in multiple locations:

• apps/meteor/app/integrations/server/api/api.js: Lines 97-97
• apps/meteor/app/integrations/server/api/api.js: Lines 97-97
  Please add validation for the 'host' header to ensure it is present and handle cases where it is missing to prevent errors in URL construction.

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try {
    const parsed = JSON.parse(body.payload);
    c.set('bodyParams-override', parsed);
    return next();
} catch (e) {
    incomingLogger.error({ msg: 'Failed to parse payload as JSON', error: e });
    c.body(JSON.stringify({ success: false, error: 'Invalid JSON payload' }), 400);
    return;
}

The JSON.parse calls are within an outer try...catch block, which may lead to generic error handling and less granular error logging.

This issue appears in multiple locations:

• apps/meteor/app/integrations/server/api/api.js: Lines 336-343
• apps/meteor/app/integrations/server/api/api.js: Lines 336-343
  Please add specific try...catch blocks around each JSON.parse call to enable more granular error handling and logging.

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