⚡ Optimize getRecipeStats with parallel queries#1
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Parallelized the database queries in `getRecipeStats` using `Promise.all`. This reduces the latency of the function by executing the `total`, `approved`, and `userRecipes` (if applicable) queries concurrently rather than sequentially. Based on benchmark simulation (3 queries x 100ms latency), this change is expected to improve performance by approximately 66% (300ms -> 100ms). Co-authored-by: VarunB453 <116241000+VarunB453@users.noreply.github.com>
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The `useAdmin` hook was imported and called in `src/pages/CrazyRecipeDetail.tsx` but the file `src/hooks/useAdmin.tsx` does not exist in the project. The hook's return value `isAdmin` was unused in the component logic. This change removes the unused import and hook call to resolve the build error. Co-authored-by: VarunB453 <116241000+VarunB453@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Optimized
getRecipeStatsinsrc/services/recipeService.tsto run database queries in parallel.🎯 Why: Previously, the function awaited three independent Supabase queries sequentially. This added unnecessary latency.
📊 Measured Improvement: Simulated benchmark shows a reduction in execution time from ~300ms to ~100ms (assuming 100ms per query), a ~66% improvement.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 6665345186731632619 started by @VarunB453