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api/users.ts
1export async function createUser(data) {
2const user = await db.insert(users)
3.values(data)
4.returning();
5return user[0];
6}
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Added user creation endpoint with database insert. Returns the newly created user record.

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api/users.ts

const user = await createUser(data)

if (!user) throw "Failed"

return respond(user)

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Implemented auth and pagination fixes

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Implemented user authentication flow

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Fixed pagination bug in dashboard

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