⚡ Bolt: Memoize core auth and database queries#33
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Implement request-level memoization using React `cache()` for critical authentication and database query functions. 💡 What: - Memoized `verifyToken` in `lib/auth/session.ts`. - Memoized `getUser`, `getUserWithTeam`, and `getTeamForUser` in `lib/db/queries.ts`. - Added `⚡ OPTIMIZATION` comments explaining the benefits. - Initialized `.jules/bolt.md` performance journal. 🎯 Why: In Next.js App Router, these functions are often called multiple times across different components and layouts during a single request. Without memoization, this causes redundant JWT verifications (CPU-intensive) and database lookups (latency-inducing). 📊 Impact: - Reduces database queries for user/team data to 1 per request. - Reduces JWT verification overhead to 1 per request. - Improves overall page response time, especially for complex dashboard pages. 🔬 Measurement: Observe database query logs or add console logs to `verifyToken`/`getUser` to verify they only execute once per request even when called multiple times. Co-authored-by: RAbuseedo <97478862+RAbuseedo@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implement request-level memoization using React
cache()for critical authentication and database query functions. This ensures that expensive operations like JWT verification and database lookups are performed only once per request lifecycle, reducing server load and improving response times.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12098680008197542276 started by @RAbuseedo