refactor: clean up unused variables and optimize memoization in components - #33
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This pull request effectively cleans up unused code and optimizes component rendering by leveraging React hooks like useMemo. The removal of unused imports and variables in NavigationBar.jsx, Checkout.jsx, and Home.jsx improves code clarity. The introduction of useMemo in OrderTracking.jsx is a good performance optimization. I've left one minor suggestion to make the code even more concise.
| if (!hasTracking) return []; | ||
| return trackingData?.statusHistory || []; |
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While using useMemo here is a good optimization to ensure referential stability for the history array, the implementation can be made more concise. You can use a ternary operator to achieve the same result in a single line, which improves readability.
| if (!hasTracking) return []; | |
| return trackingData?.statusHistory || []; | |
| return hasTracking ? trackingData?.statusHistory || [] : []; |
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Pull request overview
This PR performs small React component cleanups and micro-optimizations by removing unused code and memoizing derived values to reduce unnecessary recomputation during renders.
Changes:
- Removed unused imports/variables (
ListItemIcon,selectedIds, andtopRated) to reduce dead code. - Memoized
historyderivation inOrderTracking.jsxto keep downstream memoization stable. - Simplified recommendation error handling by removing unused error-detail extraction in
Home.jsx.
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| File | Description |
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| src/pages/OrderTracking.jsx | Memoizes history derived from tracking data to improve render stability. |
| src/pages/Home.jsx | Removes unused recommendation error-detail extraction and deletes unused topRated memoized list. |
| src/pages/Checkout.jsx | Removes an unused selectedIds variable and relies directly on selectedItems. |
| src/components/NavigationBar.jsx | Removes unused MUI import to tidy dependencies. |
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| @@ -116,7 +116,6 @@ const brandInitials = ['SONY', 'BOSE', 'LG', 'SAMSUNG', 'ANKER', 'APPLE']; | |||
| /* ---------- Pretty states for Recommended ---------- */ | |||
| function RecommendedError({ error, onRetry }) { | |||
| const [showDetails, setShowDetails] = React.useState(false); | |||
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RecommendedError no longer uses the error prop (after removing detail), so the component API is now misleading and may leave unused-prop/argument noise. Consider either removing error from the destructured props at the definition and call site, or actually rendering relevant error information in the expanded “details” section (e.g., error.message / response payload) if the intent is to show diagnostics.
| const [showDetails, setShowDetails] = React.useState(false); | |
| const [showDetails, setShowDetails] = React.useState(Boolean(error)); |

This pull request includes a series of code cleanups and minor optimizations across several components, focusing on removing unused code and improving state management. The changes help streamline logic and improve performance by leveraging React hooks more effectively.
Code cleanup and optimization:
ListItemIconimport fromNavigationBar.jsxto tidy up dependencies.selectedIdsvariable fromCheckout.jsx, simplifying the selection logic for cart items.historyinOrderTracking.jsxto useReact.useMemo, optimizing performance by memoizing the result based on dependencies.State and error handling improvements:
RecommendedErrorinHome.jsx, likely simplifying error message handling.topRatedstate and its associated logic fromHome.jsx, reducing complexity in product filtering.