fix: critical web3pipeline constructor bug breaking dapp factory#220
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fix: critical web3pipeline constructor bug breaking dapp factory#220
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- Moved crypto import to top-level import (Node.js built-in) - Removed illegal await from non-async constructor - Fixes syntax error preventing Web3Pipeline instantiation - Resolves complete dapp-factory pipeline breakage identified in code review
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What
Fixed critical syntax error in Web3Pipeline constructor that completely broke the dApp factory pipeline
Why
CRITICAL BUG: inside a non-async constructor is illegal JavaScript syntax and prevents the Web3Pipeline class from being instantiated.
Impact: The entire dapp-factory pipeline was non-functional - any attempt to create a dApp would fail with syntax error.
Changes
cryptoimport to top-level (it's a Node.js built-in, no dynamic import needed)awaitfrom constructorRoot Cause
Constructor was trying to dynamically import a Node.js built-in module asynchronously within a synchronous constructor, which is syntactically invalid.
Tested
Priority: CRITICAL - This was blocking the entire dApp generation pipeline.
Identified via comprehensive code quality review.