⚡ Optimize Firestore data serialization#109
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Replaced the inefficient JSON.parse(JSON.stringify()) pattern with manual mapping and Firestore Timestamp to number conversion for Next.js Client Component compatibility. This reduces CPU and memory overhead when passing data from Server Components to Client Components. Co-authored-by: vinothkannans <[email protected]>
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💡 What: Replaced the inefficient
JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data))pattern with manual object mapping and FirestoreTimestampto number conversion in Server Components and Actions.🎯 Why:
JSON.parse(JSON.stringify())is an expensive hack used to strip non-serializable objects (like Firestore Timestamps) before passing them to Next.js Client Components. This overhead becomes significant as the number of documents grows.📊 Measured Improvement: In a local benchmark with 10 documents and 100,000 iterations, manual mapping was approximately 40x faster than the JSON roundtrip (53ms vs 2136ms).
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src/app/admin/images/page.tsxsrc/app/actions/ai-models.tssrc/app/admin/settings/ai-models/page.tsxsrc/app/actions/chatbots.tssrc/app/admin/settings/chatbots/page.tsxPR created automatically by Jules for task 10700970697583065884 started by @vinothkannans