Function deserializeNode

deserializeNode(nodeData: Record<string, unknown>): Node
Deserializes a single node from its JSON representation.

This function takes a plain JavaScript object (typically from JSON.parse) and reconstructs the appropriate Node subclass instance. It validates the input and provides helpful error messages for common issues.
Parameters
- nodeData: Record<string, unknown>
  Plain object containing node data with a 'type' field
Returns Node
An Node instance of the appropriate subclass
Throws
If the node data is invalid:
- Missing or invalid 'type' field
- Unknown node type
- Invalid node structure (errors from Node.fromJSONData)
Example
Deserializing a simple node:
```
const nodeData = {
  type: 'open',
  date: '2024-01-01',
  account: 'Assets:Checking'
}
const node = deserializeNode(nodeData)
console.log(node.type) // 'open'
```
Example
Deserializing from JSON.parse:
```
const json = '{"type":"balance","date":"2024-01-02","account":"Assets:Checking","amount":"100","currency":"USD"}'
const nodeData = JSON.parse(json)
const node = deserializeNode(nodeData)
```
- Defined in deserialize.mts:38