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feat: optimize Banner Performance with Lazy Loading #3351

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Optimizes banner rendering performance to improve the Lighthouse score by implementing lazy loading for inactive banners. Only renders the active banner and immediate neighbors instead of all banners at once.

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  • All banners were rendered simultaneously

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  • Only active banner and neighbors are rendered

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  • Modified banner rendering logic in AnnouncementHero.tsx to conditionally render only necessary banners

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    • Enhanced banner display logic to show only the active banner and its immediate neighbors, improving performance and user experience.
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    • Optimized rendering process to ensure only relevant banners are displayed, reducing clutter.

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The AnnouncementHero component in components/campaigns/AnnouncementHero.tsx has been updated to optimize banner rendering. The new implementation restricts the display to only the active banner and its immediate neighbors, improving performance by reducing the number of rendered elements. This is achieved through a visibility check based on the active index. The component's overall structure, props, and state management remain unchanged, while user interaction features continue to function as before.

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components/campaigns/AnnouncementHero.tsx Modified rendering logic to display only the active banner and its immediate neighbors based on visibility conditions. Updated mapping of visibleBanners to include visibility checks.

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@Manancode Manancode changed the title feat : optimize Banner Performance with Lazy Loading feat: optimize Banner Performance with Lazy Loading Oct 30, 2024
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components/campaigns/AnnouncementHero.tsx (1)

Line range hint 65-84: Consider additional performance optimizations

While the lazy loading implementation reduces DOM nodes, the Lighthouse score indicates room for improvement. Consider these additional optimizations:

  1. Implement virtual scrolling or windowing using a library like react-window
  2. Add will-change CSS property to optimize animations
  3. Use CSS transform instead of DOM manipulation for transitions

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components/campaigns/AnnouncementHero.tsx (1)

Line range hint 65-84: Verify performance impact with React DevTools

The current implementation might still cause unnecessary re-renders of hidden banners.

Let's analyze the component's render behavior:

Consider wrapping the Banner component with React.memo to prevent unnecessary re-renders:

const MemoizedBanner = React.memo(Banner);

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// Only render active banner and immediate neighbors
const isVisible = Math.abs(index - (activeIndex % numberOfVisibleBanners)) <= 1;
if (!isVisible) return null;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve code readability with a dedicated visibility check function

The visibility calculation logic could be more maintainable and self-documenting.

Consider extracting the visibility logic:

+ const isBannerVisible = (index: number, activeIndex: number, total: number) => {
+   const normalizedIndex = activeIndex % total;
+   return Math.abs(index - normalizedIndex) <= 1;
+ };

  {visibleBanners.map((banner, index) => {
-   const isVisible = Math.abs(index - (activeIndex % numberOfVisibleBanners)) <= 1;
+   const isVisible = isBannerVisible(index, activeIndex, numberOfVisibleBanners);
    if (!isVisible) return null;
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// Only render active banner and immediate neighbors
const isVisible = Math.abs(index - (activeIndex % numberOfVisibleBanners)) <= 1;
if (!isVisible) return null;
const isBannerVisible = (index: number, activeIndex: number, total: number) => {
const normalizedIndex = activeIndex % total;
return Math.abs(index - normalizedIndex) <= 1;
};
// Only render active banner and immediate neighbors
const isVisible = isBannerVisible(index, activeIndex, numberOfVisibleBanners);
if (!isVisible) return null;

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Project coverage is 49.14%. Comparing base (85c9a35) to head (98e6c72).
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