Update user.ts

[rishi457]

Improved Error Handling:

Description: The code now features enhanced error handling throughout the functions. It catches potential errors that may occur during database queries and other operations and throws custom errors with informative error messages. Purpose: This improvement helps in diagnosing and debugging issues more effectively during development. It provides clearer error messages, making it easier to identify the root cause of errors. Try-Catch Blocks:

Description: Try-catch blocks have been added around asynchronous database queries and operations, such as fetching users by email or generating tokens. These try-catch blocks ensure that any exceptions or errors are properly caught and handled. Purpose: The try-catch blocks help prevent unhandled exceptions from crashing the application. Instead, they gracefully handle errors, allowing the code to continue executing or providing useful error messages for further investigation. Comments:

Description: Comments have been added to the code to provide explanations and documentation for each function's purpose and usage. Purpose: Comments enhance code readability and understanding. They serve as helpful documentation for developers, making it easier for them to work with and maintain the codebase. These changes collectively improve the reliability, maintainability, and debugging capabilities of the code. They ensure that potential errors are handled gracefully and that developers have access to informative error messages when troubleshooting issues. Additionally, the added comments provide clarity and context for anyone working with the code in the future.

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