⚡ Bolt: Memoize Weather component to prevent unnecessary re-renders#289
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Wrap `Weather` component with `React.memo` to prevent it from re-rendering when its parent updates. Since it relies on context hooks (`useData`, `useAuth`, etc.) and its props (`style`, `showLocation`, `onLocationClick`) are mostly stable, this optimization avoids expensive re-renders and API fetch evaluations in the dashboard/menu.
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💡 What:
Wrapped the
Weathercomponent inReact.memoinpackages/ui/Weather.tsx. Also added a comment explaining the optimization.🎯 Why:
The
Weathercomponent relies heavily on React Context (useData,useAuth,useStyles). It is a widget-like component that doesn't need to re-render unless its props or context data actually change. By memoizing it, we prevent unnecessary re-renders when the parent component (likeApporMenu) updates. This reduces main thread blocking and unnecessary JS execution.📊 Impact:
Reduces unnecessary re-renders of the
Weathercomponent, saving CPU cycles and improving perceived performance.🔬 Measurement:
You can verify the improvement by using the React DevTools Profiler and checking the "Record why each component rendered while profiling." You should see fewer re-renders of the
Weathercomponent when interacting with unrelated parts of the application.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13502105179024036890 started by @ibsukru