⚡ Optimize Island Visit Query to Single Fetch#21
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Replaced two sequential database queries (fetching the user owner ID and then the island by user ID) with a single, optimized inner-join query using Supabase's `!inner` directive. This eliminates an N+1 style inefficiency and resolves the island and user association in a single round trip. Co-authored-by: Ap-0007 <200978133+Ap-0007@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
Optimized the Supabase database querying in
POST /api/visitby replacing two sequential queries (fetching the island owner by username, and then fetching the island by the owner's ID) with a single, relational inner-join query using Supabase's!innerdirective (islands!inner(user_id)).🎯 Why:
The previous code executed an unnecessary extra database query, which introduced additional network round-trips and latency to the critical API path when fetching island and owner data.
📊 Measured Improvement:
I built a mock benchmarking script to simulate the query structure, measuring the number of DB invocations.
This correctly drops the database calls required for a public visit from 3 to 2.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10423889004042437446 started by @Ap-0007