⚡ Bolt: Optimize FlatList renders and memory footprint#173
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💡 What:
PasswordRowComponentto accept parameterized callbacks (onEditandonDelete) and mappedrenderItemto a stableuseCallbackinPasswordScreen.tsx.windowSize={5}toFlatListcomponents in bothFlightScreen.tsxandPasswordScreen.tsx.🎯 Why:
PasswordScreen.tsx, passing an inline arrow function (e.g.,() => openEdit(item)) as a prop directly inrenderItembreaks the referential equality check ofReact.memowrappingPasswordRowComponent, causing the component to re-render unnecessarily on every state update.windowSize={5}for long lists prevents rendering excessive off-screen elements, reducing the overall memory footprint of the application.📊 Impact:
PasswordScreen.FlightScreenandPasswordScreen.🔬 Measurement:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 2830080268972622716 started by @TargetMisser