⚡ Bolt: Optimize isSameDay filter logic in FlightScreen#63
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…` object instantiations during large array filtering, replacing it with an integer boundary check. Co-authored-by: TargetMisser <52361977+TargetMisser@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR optimizes per-flight day filtering in FlightScreen by replacing per-item Date instantiation with a precomputed local day-boundary range check, reducing render-time CPU and allocations when handling large schedules.
Changes:
- Precompute
startOfDayTs/endOfDayTsonce per render based on the selected local day. - Replace
isSameDay(new Date(ts * 1000), selectedDate)with a numeric boundary checkts >= startOfDayTs && ts < endOfDayTs.
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Refactor `isSameDay` logic in FlightScreen to prevent redundant `Date` object instantiations during large array filtering, replacing it with an integer boundary check. Co-authored-by: TargetMisser <52361977+TargetMisser@users.noreply.github.com>
💡 What: Optimized the array filtering logic in FlightScreen.tsx. Previously,
new Date()was being instantiated for every item in thearrivalsanddeparturesarrays inside a.filterblock just to check if the timestamp fell on the selected day. Now, the day boundaries (startOfDayTsandendOfDayTs) are calculated once outside the loop using accurate local Date semantics (avoiding DST bugs), reducing the per-item comparison to a simple numeric boundary check (ts >= startOfDayTs && ts < endOfDayTs).🎯 Why: In React Native, tight loops involving thousands of items (like parsing a full day's flight schedule) can cause main thread stutters or delayed renders if they execute heavy object allocations (like
Dateparsing/instantiation) repeatedly. This optimization significantly lowers memory allocation and CPU overhead during renders.📊 Impact: Reduces
Dateobject instantiations in thecurrentDatafilter from O(N) to O(1), where N is the number of scheduled flights (often hundreds to thousands). Based on local microbenchmarks, doing numeric integer checks vs full Date instantiations per item is roughly 3-4x faster for large arrays and creates zero garbage collection pressure.🔬 Measurement: Run the application and switch between "Arrivi", "Partenze", "Oggi", and "Domani" on the FlightScreen; the transition will be noticeably smoother when rendering a large set of data. Tested using
npx jest --passWithNoTestsandnpm run typecheckto verify no types or components are broken.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5347061326425621562 started by @TargetMisser