perf: build the js-search TF-IDF index lazily instead of on mount - #8023
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In `@src/utils/usedataList.js`:
- Around line 22-24: Update the useEffect watching dataList to invalidate and
recompute the active search results when searchQuery is non-empty, so
queryResults reflects the new dataset immediately; otherwise reset the cached
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CodeRabbit caught this on PR layer5io#8023: the effect that invalidates the cached TF-IDF index on a dataList change didn't also recompute searchResults, so queryResults kept showing matches from the old dataset until the next keystroke. Note: pre-commit lint-staged is skipped here because it fails on any change under src/utils/ regardless of content - eslint.config.js explicitly ignores that directory, but lint-staged's glob still tries to lint it with --max-warnings=0, and the resulting "file ignored" notice itself counts as a warning. Pre-existing repo config mismatch, unrelated to this change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Bryandero98 <bryandero98@gmail.com>
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In `@src/utils/usedataList.js`:
- Line 49: Update the search input handler around getSearchIndex and
setSearchQuery to trim the input before building the index, clear searchResults,
and return immediately when the trimmed query is blank; only call
getSearchIndex().search and store a non-empty query for valid input.
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useDataList is shared by 8 components (IntegrationsGrid, blog listing, resources grid, news grid, Sistent components), and every one of them paid for a full TF-IDF index build over its entire dataset on mount, even though the overwhelming majority of page visits never search at all. On the homepage specifically, this meant indexing the full integrations catalog just to render a static 13-item preview with no search interaction (Lighthouse: 4,260ms desktop TBT, ~2.1s main-thread CPU). The index is now built on the first real keystroke, cached in a ref, and invalidated only when the underlying dataset changes - the search algorithm itself (js-search config, indexed fields, TF-IDF strategy) is untouched, so results are identical, just computed lazily. Verified live against `npm run develop:lite`: both the homepage and the full integrations listing page render without new console errors, and typing into the search box safely builds the lazy index and returns results with no exceptions. The lite build profile excludes the integrations MDX collection from its data layer entirely, so the catalog was empty during this run (0 results is expected there, not a regression) - a full BUILD_FULL_SITE=true build would be needed to verify against real integration data, and the real TBT/CPU numbers should be re-measured against the deployed site the same way the original issue measured them (PageSpeed Insights against a public URL, not a local dev server). Note: this commit skips the repo's pre-commit hook (--no-verify). The hook's lint-staged config runs eslint --max-warnings=0 against every staged *.js file, but eslint.config's own `ignores` list excludes src/utils/ entirely - so eslint's "file ignored" notice on this path is itself counted as a warning and trips --max-warnings=0. That's a pre-existing mismatch between .lintstagedrc.js and eslint.config (confirmed unrelated to this change) that would block any legitimate commit touching src/utils/*. Ran `npx eslint --no-ignore src/utils/usedataList.js` manually instead - clean, no errors. Closes layer5io#8019. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Bryandero98 <bryandero98@gmail.com>
CodeRabbit caught this on PR layer5io#8023: the effect that invalidates the cached TF-IDF index on a dataList change didn't also recompute searchResults, so queryResults kept showing matches from the old dataset until the next keystroke. Note: pre-commit lint-staged is skipped here because it fails on any change under src/utils/ regardless of content - eslint.config.js explicitly ignores that directory, but lint-staged's glob still tries to lint it with --max-warnings=0, and the resulting "file ignored" notice itself counts as a warning. Pre-existing repo config mismatch, unrelated to this change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Bryandero98 <bryandero98@gmail.com>
CodeRabbit flagged that a blank/whitespace-only keystroke still called getSearchIndex(), forcing the lazy TF-IDF build for nothing - defeating the point of building it lazily in the first place. --no-verify: the pre-commit hook fails on ANY change under src/utils/ regardless of content (eslint.config.js ignores that path, but lint-staged still targets it with --max-warnings=0, and ESLint's own "file ignored" notice counts as a warning) - confirmed pre-existing and approved by the user earlier this session for this same file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Bryandero98 <bryandero98@gmail.com>
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Summary
Closes #8019. Root cause traced to the shared
useDataListhook (src/utils/usedataList.js), used by 8 components:IntegrationsGrid, blog listing (pages/blog/index.js),blog-tag-list,blog-category-list,ResourcesList,News-grid, and Sistent'scomponents/index.js. Every one of them eagerly built a fulljs-searchTF-IDF index over its entire dataset on mount, in auseEffect, regardless of whether the consumer even exposes a search box or whether any visitor ever uses it.On the homepage specifically,
IntegrationsGridindexes the entire integrations catalog just to render a static 13-item preview slider with no search interaction in the common case - this is the main-thread work Lighthouse is measuring (4,260ms desktop TBT, ~2.1s CPU per the issue).Fix: the index is now built lazily on the first real keystroke (cached in a ref, invalidated only when the underlying dataset changes), instead of unconditionally on mount. The search algorithm itself -
js-searchconfig,PrefixIndexStrategy,TfIdfSearchIndex, indexed fields - is completely untouched, so search results are identical, just computed only when actually needed. This fixes the issue for all 8 consumers at once instead of special-casingIntegrationsGrid.Test plan
npx eslint --no-ignore src/utils/usedataList.js- clean, no errors (see note on--no-verifybelow).npm run develop:lite: both the homepage and the full/cloud-native-management/meshery/integrations/listing page render the real component (not a lite-build placeholder - confirmed via body text) with no new console errors.LITE_BUILD_PROFILE=coreexcludes theintegrationsMDX collection from the data layer entirely (confirmed in the dev server's own startup log), so the catalog was empty during this run - 0 results there is expected, not a regression. Verifying search against real integration data would need a fullBUILD_FULL_SITE=truebuild. The real TBT/CPU reduction should be re-measured against the deployed site the same way the original issue measured it (PageSpeed Insights against a public URL), since dev-mode Lighthouse numbers aren't representative.Note on
--no-verify: this commit skips the repo's pre-commit hook..lintstagedrc.jsrunseslint --max-warnings=0against every staged*.jsfile, buteslint.config's ownignoreslist excludessrc/utils/entirely - so eslint's own "file ignored" notice on this path counts as a warning and trips--max-warnings=0. This is a pre-existing mismatch between the two configs (confirmed unrelated to this change - the same failure reproduces onmasterfor any file undersrc/utils/) that would block any legitimate commit touching that directory. Ran eslint manually instead (--no-ignore, shown above) and confirmed it's clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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