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Fix #683 Optimize table search filtering with debounced state and memoized fil… #692
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses issue #683 by optimizing the table search filtering within the TableComponent
. The primary changes involve debouncing the state updates related to the search input and memoizing the filter function to prevent unnecessary re-renders and improve performance. The filtering logic is now performed with a 500ms delay after the user stops typing, and the filter function is only re-created when the search term changes.
Highlights
- Performance Optimization: Implements debounced state for the search input to reduce the frequency of filtering operations.
- Memoization: Uses
useCallback
to memoize thehandleSearchFilter
function, preventing unnecessary re-renders of the table rows. - Filtered Rows State: Introduces a
filteredRows
state to hold the filtered rows, updating it based on the debounced search input.
Changelog
- app/components/TableComponent.tsx
- Imported
useCallback
anduseEffect
from 'react'. (line 13) - Added
filteredRows
state to store the filtered rows. (line 49) - Implemented
handleSearchFilter
usinguseCallback
to memoize the filter function based on thesearch
term. (line 51) - Introduced a
useEffect
hook to debounce the filtering logic, updatingfilteredRows
500ms after thesearch
term changes. (line 70) - Moved the
handleSetEditable
function below theuseEffect
hook. (line 82) - Updated the table body to render
filteredRows
instead of directly filtering therows
array. (line 148)
- Imported
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Code Review
The pull request addresses issue #683 by optimizing the table search filtering using debounced state and a memoized filter function. This approach aims to improve performance by reducing the number of filter operations performed during search. The changes include the introduction of useCallback
for the handleSearchFilter
function, a useEffect
hook for debouncing the filter operation, and the use of a filteredRows
state variable to store the filtered rows. Overall, the changes seem well-structured and should contribute to a smoother user experience.
Merge Readiness
The changes implemented in this pull request appear to be well-structured and address the performance issue effectively. The use of useCallback
and useEffect
with debouncing is a good approach to optimize the search filtering. The code is generally clear and easy to follow. Given the nature of the changes and the potential performance improvements, this pull request seems ready to be merged. However, as I am unable to directly approve the pull request, I recommend that other reviewers also examine the code and provide their approval before merging. Ensure that all tests pass and that the changes do not introduce any regressions.
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