TYPESCRIPT LSP REFERENCE MAP

QUERY: Find all references to User type

DIRECT IMPORTS (13 files):
1. services/AuthService.ts
   Line 4: import { User } from '../models/User'
   Usage: parseJwt(): User → returns typed object
   Calls: 2 functions (loginUser, refreshSession)

2. components/UserProfile.tsx
   Line 2: import type { User } from '../models/User'
   Usage: React.FC<{ user: User }> → props type
   Calls: 8 prop references

3. api/users/route.ts
   Line 1: import { User } from '../models/User'
   Usage: POST handler returns Promise<User>
   Cross-reference: calls AuthService.loginUser (cycle detection: false)

INDIRECT REFERENCES (5 files):
4. types/ApiResponse.ts (imports UserDTO, which extends User)
   Line 12: type ApiResponse = { data: UserDTO }
   Inheritance chain detected: User ← UserDTO ← ApiResponse

5. hooks/useAuth.ts (returns User via custom hook)
   Line 8: const user: User = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('auth'))
   Consumer: 23 files import useAuth (therefore use User indirectly)

CIRCULAR DEPENDENCY ALERT:
   User.ts imports UserRole (enum)
   UserRole.ts imports User type in comment (safe, just docs)
   Status: No cycle

BREAKING CHANGE RISK:
If you delete 'User.name' field:
   - 7 files directly break (prop expects name)
   - 11 files indirectly break (components render user.name)
   - Estimated refactor time: 4 hours

REFACTOR SAFE PATH:
1. Add User.displayName (optional, default to name)
2. Update all consumers to use displayName first, fallback to name
3. Deprecate name field (1 release)
4. Remove name field (next major)

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