hotfix: fix like marks on preview #74
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src/components/Button/PreviewLikeButton.jsx (1)
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21-32: Consider optimizing the handleLike function.While the current implementation works correctly, you could optimize it slightly by removing the local state update from handleLike. Since the useEffect hook now keeps the local state in sync with the prop, you can rely on the prop update to trigger the state change.
Here's a suggested optimization:
const handleLike = async () => { if (!userData) { popLoginModal() return } try { if (!isLiked) await likeProduct() else await unlikeProduct() - setIsLiked((prev) => !prev) } catch (error) { console.error(error) alert('๋ค์ ์๋ํด ์ฃผ์ธ์') } }This change would make the component more prop-driven and reduce redundant state updates.
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src/components/Button/PreviewLikeButton.jsx (3)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The addition of
useEffectto the import statement is appropriate for the new functionality introduced in the component.
34-37: Excellent addition: useEffect hook synchronizes state with props.This useEffect hook effectively addresses the issue mentioned in the PR objectives. It ensures that the like status in the preview is always up-to-date, even when navigating from the detail page. This is a crucial fix for maintaining consistency in the UI.
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1-63: Overall, great job on fixing the like status synchronization issue!The changes effectively address the reported problem of the preview not reflecting the latest like status. The addition of the useEffect hook is a clean and React-idiomatic solution. Consider the suggested optimization for the handleLike function to make the component even more robust.
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src/pages/SubmitPage/components/RegionSubmit/RegionSubmitForm.jsx (1)
7-10: LGTM! Consider documenting the cache duration choice.The implementation of caching with
gcTimeandstaleTimeset to 5 minutes is appropriate for region hierarchy data that doesn't change frequently. However, it would be helpful to add a comment explaining why these specific duration values were chosen.const { data: regions } = useKyQuery('regions/hierarchy', undefined, { + // Cache region hierarchy data for 5 minutes as it rarely changes gcTime: 300000, staleTime: 300000, })src/pages/SubmitPage/components/CategorySubmit/CategorySubmitForm.jsx (1)
7-10: Consider documenting cache duration constants.The magic numbers (300000ms) for cache durations could be moved to a constants file for better maintainability and consistency across components.
Consider creating a constants file:
// src/constants/cache.js export const CACHE_DURATIONS = { CATEGORY_CACHE: 300000, // 5 minutes // ... other cache durations };Then update the component:
+import { CACHE_DURATIONS } from '@constants/cache' const { data: categories } = useKyQuery('categories/hierarchy', { - gcTime: 300000, - staleTime: 300000, + gcTime: CACHE_DURATIONS.CATEGORY_CACHE, + staleTime: CACHE_DURATIONS.CATEGORY_CACHE, })src/hooks/useKyQuery.js (1)
16-17: Setting cache times to 0 fixes the like status sync but may impact performance.While this change ensures real-time data synchronization for like status, setting both
gcTimeandstaleTimeto 0 globally affects all queries using this hook, potentially causing unnecessary refetches.Consider a more targeted approach:
- Create a separate hook for real-time data needs (like the like status)
- Keep reasonable cache times for other queries
Example implementation:
// useRealtimeKyQuery.js - For real-time data needs const useRealtimeKyQuery = (uri, queryKey = [uri], options = null) => { return useQuery({ queryKey, queryFn: () => kyInstance.get(uri).json(), gcTime: 0, staleTime: 0, retry: false, ...options, }) } // useKyQuery.js - For regular queries const useKyQuery = (uri, queryKey = [uri], options = null) => { return useQuery({ queryKey, queryFn: () => kyInstance.get(uri).json(), gcTime: 300000, // 5 minutes staleTime: 300000, // 5 minutes retry: false, ...options, }) }src/hooks/useProductData.js (1)
16-18: Consider adding a comment to document the caching behavior.It would be helpful to add a comment explaining why both
gcTimeandstaleTimeare set to 0, as this is a crucial configuration for maintaining real-time data consistency.const { isLoading, data, isError } = useKyQuery(uri, undefined, { + // Disable caching to ensure real-time updates for like status gcTime: 0, staleTime: 0, })src/hooks/useFetchContent.jsx (1)
11-13: Consider documenting the cache configuration rationale.The aggressive cache invalidation settings are important for maintaining real-time state consistency. Consider adding a comment explaining why these specific values were chosen to help future maintainers understand the reasoning.
const { data: productList } = useKyQuery(url, undefined, { + // Immediate cache invalidation to ensure real-time updates of like status gcTime: 0, staleTime: 0, enabled: !!id, })src/hooks/useNotificationFetch.jsx (1)
11-14: Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the timing configuration.Adding documentation about the timing choices would help future maintainers understand the caching behavior.
+/** + * Fetches notifications with optimized caching: + * - Keeps data fresh for 1 minute (staleTime) + * - Retains inactive data for 1 minute (gcTime) + */ const useNotificationFetch = () => {src/pages/UserPage/ReviewList.jsx (1)
12-14: LGTM, but consider optimizing cache settings.While setting
gcTime: 0andstaleTime: 0fixes the like status sync issue by forcing fresh fetches, it might impact performance by:
- Increasing server load with frequent refetches
- Potentially causing UI flicker
- Eliminating caching benefits completely
Consider these alternatives for better performance while maintaining data freshness:
const { data: productList } = useKyQuery(url, undefined, { - gcTime: 0, - staleTime: 0, + gcTime: 1000 * 60, // Keep cache for 1 minute + staleTime: 1000 * 30, // Consider data stale after 30 seconds })Or implement selective cache invalidation when like status changes:
const { data: productList, queryClient } = useKyQuery(url, undefined, { gcTime: 1000 * 60 * 5, // 5 minutes staleTime: 1000 * 60, // 1 minute onSuccess: () => { // Invalidate cache when like status changes queryClient.invalidateQueries([url]) } })src/pages/SubmitPage/components/InfoSubmit/NumberInputForm.jsx (1)
14-17: Consider documenting the cache timing configuration.The 5-minute cache duration (300000ms) for both
gcTimeandstaleTimeshould be documented to explain the reasoning behind these specific values. This is particularly important as currency exchange rates might need different caching strategies depending on the business requirements.{ + // Cache currency data for 5 minutes to balance freshness with performance gcTime: 300000, staleTime: 300000, }
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src/components/Button/PreviewLikeButton.jsx(2 hunks)src/components/Comment/Comment.jsx(1 hunks)src/components/UserProfile/UserFollowButton.jsx(1 hunks)src/hooks/useFetchContent.jsx(1 hunks)src/hooks/useKyQuery.js(1 hunks)src/hooks/useNotificationFetch.jsx(1 hunks)src/hooks/useProductData.js(1 hunks)src/pages/SubmitPage/components/CategorySubmit/CategorySubmitForm.jsx(1 hunks)src/pages/SubmitPage/components/InfoSubmit/InfoSubmit.jsx(1 hunks)src/pages/SubmitPage/components/InfoSubmit/NumberInputForm.jsx(1 hunks)src/pages/SubmitPage/components/RegionSubmit/RegionSubmitForm.jsx(1 hunks)src/pages/UserPage/FollowingList.jsx(1 hunks)src/pages/UserPage/ReviewList.jsx(1 hunks)
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src/pages/SubmitPage/components/CategorySubmit/CategorySubmitForm.jsx (1)
7-10: Verify the necessity of caching changes in this hotfix.
The addition of caching parameters seems unrelated to the PR's objective of fixing like marks on preview. While the caching configuration is valid, it might be better to handle these changes in a separate PR focused on caching optimizations.
src/hooks/useKyQuery.js (1)
16-17: Verify the impact on other components using this hook.
Since this is a global change to the query cache configuration, we should verify its impact on other components.
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Cache configuration varies across components - no global impact
Based on the search results, the changes to gcTime and staleTime in the file under review are not part of a global configuration. Different components are already using various cache durations based on their specific needs:
- Long cache (300000ms/5min):
- Region/Category hierarchies
- Currency data
- User following status
- Medium cache (60000ms/1min):
- Notifications
- Short cache (0ms):
- Product data
- Content fetching
- Review lists
- Comments
The changes in useKyQuery.js appear to be setting default values that can be overridden by individual components, as evidenced by the varying cache configurations above. Therefore, this change won't have an unexpected impact on other components.
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src/hooks/useProductData.js (1)
16-16: LGTM! Setting gcTime to 0 ensures real-time like status updates.
Setting gcTime: 0 along with staleTime: 0 ensures that product data is always fresh and not cached, which effectively fixes the issue of stale like status in the preview.
src/hooks/useFetchContent.jsx (1)
11-13: LGTM! Cache configuration aligns with real-time update requirements.
The configuration with gcTime: 0 and staleTime: 0 ensures that the data is always fresh, which is crucial for reflecting the latest like status in the preview.
src/hooks/useNotificationFetch.jsx (1)
11-14: LGTM! The query configuration enhances caching behavior.
The addition of gcTime and staleTime with 1-minute durations improves performance by:
- Preventing unnecessary refetches while data is fresh
- Cleaning up inactive cache data to prevent memory bloat
src/pages/SubmitPage/components/InfoSubmit/InfoSubmit.jsx (1)
11-14: Verify the relevance of caching changes to the like functionality fix.
While the caching configuration (gcTime and staleTime of 5 minutes) is reasonable for currency data, these changes appear unrelated to the PR's objective of fixing like marks on preview. Could you clarify how these modifications contribute to addressing the like functionality issue?
src/components/Comment/Comment.jsx (2)
17-20: Review cache configuration necessity
The aggressive cache configuration (gcTime: 0, staleTime: 0) forces immediate data refetches and prevents caching. While this might help with the like button synchronization issue, it seems overly aggressive for comment data which typically doesn't require such immediate updates.
Let's check if other components use similar aggressive settings:
Consider:
- Using more relaxed cache settings for comments (e.g.,
gcTime: 1000 * 60,staleTime: 1000 * 30) - Applying aggressive cache settings only to like-related queries
- Implementing a more targeted solution for the like synchronization issue
17-20: Performance consideration for aggressive cache settings
Setting both gcTime and staleTime to 0 will:
- Increase server load due to frequent refetching
- Potentially impact client performance
- Negate the benefits of React Query's caching mechanism
Let's check the API endpoint's usage:
Consider implementing a more efficient solution:
- Use React Query's
invalidateQueriesfor targeted cache invalidation - Implement optimistic updates for like actions
- Use websockets for real-time comment updates if needed
src/pages/UserPage/FollowingList.jsx (1)
66-69: Verify the necessity of aggressive refetching.
The PR's objective is to fix like marks on preview, but this component handles following list. The aggressive refetch strategy here might be unrelated to the core issue.
Let's verify if this change is necessary:
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The aggressive refetching configuration is necessary and correct
The aggressive refetching strategy (gcTime: 0, staleTime: 0) is actually part of the default behavior in the useKyQuery hook, which is used consistently across components. This configuration in FollowingList is not specific to like marks functionality but rather follows the global caching strategy implemented in the custom hook. Removing it would override the default behavior without clear justification.
Key findings:
- The
useKyQueryhook sets these values by default for all queries - ReviewList component uses the same configuration
- This is a consistent pattern across the codebase for real-time data freshness
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src/components/UserProfile/UserFollowButton.jsx (2)
16-19: Verify edge cases with the current caching strategy.
The 5-minute cache duration might lead to stale data in high-interaction scenarios:
- Multiple follow/unfollow actions within the cache window
- Multiple users interacting with the same profile
Consider:
- Implementing cache invalidation after follow/unfollow actions
- Reducing cache duration for high-traffic scenarios
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rg -A 5 "mutateAsync|invalidateQueries|queryClient"16-19: Verify the caching duration across related components.
The addition of gcTime and staleTime (5 minutes) aligns with the PR's goal of fixing stale data issues. However, we should ensure consistent caching strategies across related components.
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The previous search didn't yield cache configuration results. Let's try a broader search to understand the query configurations in the codebase. This will help us verify if the caching strategy is consistent across components.
The previous command failed due to file type restrictions. Let's try a simpler search without type constraints to find the query and cache configurations across the codebase.
Cache configuration is consistent with component requirements
The caching strategy across components is intentionally varied based on data requirements:
- Static/reference data (currencies, regions, categories): 5 minutes (300000ms)
- User following status: 5 minutes (300000ms)
- User data: 10 minutes (600000ms)
- Notifications: 1 minute (60000ms)
- Dynamic content (comments, products, reviews): No caching (0ms)
The 5-minute cache duration in UserFollowButton.jsx is appropriate as it aligns with other semi-static user relationship data, balancing freshness with performance.
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New Features
PreviewLikeButtonto dynamically reflect the liked state based on changes to the content.CategorySubmitForm,InfoSubmitForm, andRegionSubmitForm, improving data freshness and performance.Bug Fixes