Initial commit #22005
Initial commit #22005
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WalkthroughThe changes involve a significant refactoring of member data querying in the Ghost CMS export service. The previous single-query approach has been replaced with a concurrent querying strategy using Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Exporter as Member Exporter
participant DB as Database
Exporter->>+DB: Fetch Members Query
Exporter->>+DB: Fetch Tiers Query
Exporter->>+DB: Fetch Labels Query
Exporter->>+DB: Fetch Subscriptions Query
Exporter->>+DB: Fetch Stripe Customers Query
DB-->>-Exporter: Members Results
DB-->>-Exporter: Tiers Results
DB-->>-Exporter: Labels Results
DB-->>-Exporter: Subscriptions Results
DB-->>-Exporter: Stripe Customers Results
Exporter->>Exporter: Construct Maps
Exporter->>Exporter: Enrich Member Data
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ghost/core/core/server/services/members/exporter/query.js (1)
84-100: Optimize performance by using lookup maps for products and labelsUsing
.find()within a loop can lead to performance issues, especially with large datasets. Consider creating a lookup map forallProductsandallLabelsto improve the efficiency of your code.Example Implementation:
Create lookup maps outside the loop:
const productMap = new Map(allProducts.map(product => [product.id, product])); const labelMap = new Map(allLabels.map(label => [label.id, label]));Refactor the tier and label mapping:
const tierDetails = tierIds.map((id) => { const tier = productMap.get(id); if (tier) { return { name: tier.get('name') }; } }).filter(Boolean); const labelDetails = labelIds.map((id) => { const label = labelMap.get(id); if (label) { return { name: label.get('name') }; } }).filter(Boolean);
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