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…+1 queries Replaced the N+1 query pattern (fetching playlist, then fetching song IDs, then fetching songs) with a single efficient SQL query using `innerJoin`. - Reduces database round trips from 3 to 2 (1 for playlist metadata + 1 for songs). - Eliminates manual client-side mapping and filtering. - Ensures stable song order using `orderBy(playlistSongs.id)` (insertion order). - Uses `getTableColumns(songs)` to fetch clean song objects directly. Co-authored-by: Krosebrook <214532761+Krosebrook@users.noreply.github.com>
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The pull request successfully optimizes playlist song fetching by replacing an N+1 query pattern with a single innerJoin query. This change significantly reduces database round trips and improves performance, which is a great enhancement for the application's efficiency. The update to the .jules/bolt.md file also clearly documents this important learning and action.
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| return { ...playlist, songs: songsList as Song[] }; |
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The songsList resulting from the innerJoin query with getTableColumns(songs) will be an array of objects where each object contains both songs and playlistSongs properties (e.g., { songs: Song, playlistSongs: PlaylistSong }). A direct type assertion as Song[] is not accurate here, as the structure does not directly match Song[]. This could lead to runtime type mismatches or unexpected data if songsList is consumed expecting only Song objects.
To correctly map the result to an array of Song objects, you should extract the songs property from each row returned by the query.
| return { ...playlist, songs: songsList as Song[] }; | |
| const songsListRaw = await db.select(getTableColumns(songs)) | |
| .from(songs) | |
| .innerJoin(playlistSongs, eq(songs.id, playlistSongs.songId)) | |
| .where(eq(playlistSongs.playlistId, id)) | |
| .orderBy(playlistSongs.id); | |
| const songsList: Song[] = songsListRaw.map(row => row.songs); | |
| return { ...playlist, songs: songsList }; |
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Pull request overview
Optimizes playlist loading in the backend storage layer by fetching playlist songs via a single joined query, and records the optimization in the Bolt learning log.
Changes:
- Reworked
getPlaylistWithSongsto use aninnerJoinquery ordered by playlist insertion order. - Updated
.jules/bolt.mdwith a new entry documenting the playlist query optimization.
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| server/storage.ts | Replaces the prior two-step playlist song fetch with a single innerJoin query and ordering. |
| .jules/bolt.md | Adds a Bolt log entry describing the playlist query optimization. |
| // Optimized: Single query using innerJoin to fetch songs directly in insertion order (by playlistSongs.id) | ||
| // This replaces the previous N+1 pattern of fetching IDs then fetching songs | ||
| const songsList = await db.select(getTableColumns(songs)) | ||
| .from(songs) |
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The new implementation makes inArray unused in this module (it was only used by the removed two-step fetch). Please remove inArray from the drizzle-orm imports to avoid dead code and potential TS build failures under noUnusedLocals/noUnusedParameters.
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| // Optimized: Single query using innerJoin to fetch songs directly in insertion order (by playlistSongs.id) | ||
| // This replaces the previous N+1 pattern of fetching IDs then fetching songs |
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The comment says this replaces an “N+1 pattern”, but the removed code path executed a fixed number of queries (fetch join-table rows, then fetch songs via inArray). Consider updating the comment to describe it as a “two-step fetch” / “multiple round trips” to avoid misleading future readers.
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| // This replaces the previous two-step fetch (playlistSongs rows, then songs via inArray) to avoid multiple round trips |
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| return { ...playlist, songs: songsList as Song[] }; |
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Casting songsList to Song[] bypasses type-safety and can hide shape mismatches (especially with joins/select helpers). Prefer restructuring the query so it naturally returns Song[] (e.g., select songs and map row.songs, or use a typed select shape) and remove the assertion.
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server/storage.ts (1)
159-172: Optimization is correct and well-structured.The join, filter, and ordering all look right.
getTableColumns(songs)cleanly avoids junction-table column bleed, andorderBy(playlistSongs.id)reliably preserves insertion order.One optional future step: the function still makes two DB round trips —
this.getPlaylist(id)followed by the join query. A single query joiningplaylists → playlistSongs → songs(using PostgreSQLjson_aggor a multi-row result with client-side grouping) could collapse this to one. That said, the current two-query structure is readable and the primary N+1 regression has been eliminated, so this is strictly a nice-to-have.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@server/storage.ts` around lines 159 - 172, The current getPlaylistWithSongs performs two DB round trips (this.getPlaylist(id) then the join query); to collapse to a single query, rewrite getPlaylistWithSongs to select from playlists and innerJoin playlistSongs and songs, grouping by playlist columns and aggregating songs using a JSON/array aggregate (e.g., json_agg or array_agg) while ordering by playlistSongs.id so insertion order is preserved; use getTableColumns(songs) (or explicit song columns) inside the aggregate to avoid junction-table bleed and return the aggregated songs as the songs array, removing the separate this.getPlaylist(id) call so the entire playlist + songs result comes from one db.select call.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@server/storage.ts`:
- Around line 159-172: The current getPlaylistWithSongs performs two DB round
trips (this.getPlaylist(id) then the join query); to collapse to a single query,
rewrite getPlaylistWithSongs to select from playlists and innerJoin
playlistSongs and songs, grouping by playlist columns and aggregating songs
using a JSON/array aggregate (e.g., json_agg or array_agg) while ordering by
playlistSongs.id so insertion order is preserved; use getTableColumns(songs) (or
explicit song columns) inside the aggregate to avoid junction-table bleed and
return the aggregated songs as the songs array, removing the separate
this.getPlaylist(id) call so the entire playlist + songs result comes from one
db.select call.
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⚡ Bolt: Optimized playlist song fetching
💡 What: Replaced the N+1 query pattern in
getPlaylistWithSongswith a singleinnerJoinquery.🎯 Why: To reduce database round trips and improve performance when loading playlists, especially those with many songs.
📊 Impact: Reduces SQL queries for fetching playlist songs from 2 (plus metadata fetch) to 1. Eliminates manual array processing in Node.js.
🔬 Measurement: Verify via code review that
getPlaylistWithSongsnow usesdb.select(...).from(songs).innerJoin(...)instead ofinArrayfetch. Runpnpm checkto confirm type safety.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1039658150052990195 started by @Krosebrook
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Optimized getPlaylistWithSongs by replacing the N+1 pattern with a single innerJoin query, reducing database round trips and speeding up playlist loads. Also preserves insertion order and returns clean song objects.
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