⚡ Optimize useInventory hook to avoid redundant toJSON calls#37
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Implemented performance optimization in
client/src/hooks/useInventory.tsby usingRxDocumentobjects directly instead of converting to JSON via.toJSON()on every update.Why:
RxDBdocuments are reactive and property access is fast. Converting to JSON creates new object references for every document on every update cycle, which is O(N) and triggers garbage collection. For large lists, this is a significant overhead.Optimization:
transactionsstate toRxDocument<TransactionDocType>[]..map(d => d.toJSON()).reducelogic to access properties directly (which works seamlessly asRxDocumentproxies properties).Measured Improvement:
A benchmark script with 10,000 documents showed:
Verification:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13571095521181078116 started by @alfieprojectsdev