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- Replaced 3-query pattern in `getPlaylistWithSongs` with a single JOIN query. - Removed inefficient in-memory mapping logic. - Fixed `TS2339` type error by removing `.nullsLast()` in `getLikedSongs`. - Removed unused `inArray` import. Co-authored-by: Krosebrook <214532761+Krosebrook@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary of ChangesHello @Krosebrook, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly enhances the performance and reliability of data fetching operations within the Bolt application. It addresses an inefficient pattern in retrieving playlist songs by consolidating multiple database queries into a single, optimized SQL JOIN, thereby reducing database load and potential race conditions. Additionally, it resolves a type incompatibility issue in the liked songs retrieval logic, improving code stability. Highlights
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The pull request effectively optimizes playlist song fetching by replacing a multi-query pattern with a single SQL JOIN query, significantly improving efficiency and reducing database round trips. The fix for the type error in getLikedSongs by removing .nullsLast() is also a good correction. The changes align with best practices for database interaction and code clarity.
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Pull request overview
Optimizes the storage layer’s playlist and liked-songs retrieval by reducing query count and simplifying result assembly, aligning with the project’s goal of efficient Drizzle/Postgres access patterns.
Changes:
- Removed Drizzle
.nullsLast()usage fromgetLikedSongs()to avoid the current TS/Drizzle type incompatibility. - Replaced the multi-step playlist song fetch in
getPlaylistWithSongs()with a singleINNER JOINquery ordered byplaylistSongs.id.
| .innerJoin(songLikes, eq(songs.id, songLikes.songId)) | ||
| .where(eq(songLikes.userId, userId)) | ||
| .orderBy(desc(songLikes.createdAt).nullsLast()); | ||
| .orderBy(desc(songLikes.createdAt)); |
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songLikes.createdAt is nullable in the schema (timestamp(...).defaultNow() without .notNull()), and Postgres sorts NULLs first for ORDER BY createdAt DESC. Removing .nullsLast() can therefore surface null-timestamp likes at the top, breaking the intended “most recently liked first” ordering. Consider either making song_likes.created_at NOT NULL (migration + .notNull() in schema) or using a Drizzle sql orderBy expression that includes NULLS LAST to preserve prior behavior without .nullsLast().
| .orderBy(desc(songLikes.createdAt)); | |
| .orderBy(sql`${songLikes.createdAt} DESC NULLS LAST`); |
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server/storage.ts (1)
159-170: Good refactor — JOIN eliminates N+1 and reduces round trips.The
innerJoin+getTableColumns(songs)approach correctly fetches only song columns, and ordering byplaylistSongs.idpreserves insertion order. Clean improvement.One optional note: per coding guidelines, consider adding a
.limit()to cap the number of songs returned, in case a playlist grows large.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@server/storage.ts` around lines 159 - 170, Add a hard cap to the song query in getPlaylistWithSongs to avoid unbounded playlists: define a constant like MAX_PLAYLIST_SONGS (or accept an optional limit param on getPlaylistWithSongs) and apply .limit(MAX_PLAYLIST_SONGS) to the songsList query (the chain starting at db.select(getTableColumns(songs)).from(songs).innerJoin(...).where(...)) so the query returns at most the capped number of songs while preserving the existing join and orderBy(playlistSongs.id).
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@server/storage.ts`:
- Line 143: The current .orderBy(desc(songLikes.createdAt)) will place NULLs
first because songLikes.createdAt is nullable; change the ordering to explicitly
specify NULLS LAST so NULL timestamps sort after real dates (e.g., replace the
desc(...) usage in the .orderBy call with a raw SQL ordering expression that
uses DESC NULLS LAST referencing songLikes.createdAt).
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Nitpick comments:
In `@server/storage.ts`:
- Around line 159-170: Add a hard cap to the song query in getPlaylistWithSongs
to avoid unbounded playlists: define a constant like MAX_PLAYLIST_SONGS (or
accept an optional limit param on getPlaylistWithSongs) and apply
.limit(MAX_PLAYLIST_SONGS) to the songsList query (the chain starting at
db.select(getTableColumns(songs)).from(songs).innerJoin(...).where(...)) so the
query returns at most the capped number of songs while preserving the existing
join and orderBy(playlistSongs.id).
| .innerJoin(songLikes, eq(songs.id, songLikes.songId)) | ||
| .where(eq(songLikes.userId, userId)) | ||
| .orderBy(desc(songLikes.createdAt).nullsLast()); | ||
| .orderBy(desc(songLikes.createdAt)); |
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drizzle-orm 0.39.3 nullsLast ordering
💡 Result:
In drizzle-orm 0.39.3, if you need NULLS LAST in an ORDER BY, use the sql template in .orderBy():
import { sql } from "drizzle-orm";
await db
.select()
.from(users)
.orderBy(sql`${users.someNullableCol} asc nulls last`);Or descending:
await db
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.from(users)
.orderBy(sql`${users.someNullableCol} desc nulls last`);Drizzle’s docs explicitly show using sql inside orderBy for advanced ordering like NULLS FIRST/LAST. [1] (Same approach is commonly recommended in Drizzle community answers as well.) [2]
Sources:
[1] Drizzle docs: sql in orderBy (shows ... desc nulls first)
[2] Community example using .orderBy(sql... NULLS LAST`)
Removing .nullsLast() changes NULL sort behavior.
songLikes.createdAt is nullable (schema has no .notNull() constraint). With desc() alone, PostgreSQL sorts NULLs first by default. While defaultNow() makes NULLs unlikely in practice, restore the original intent using:
.orderBy(sql`${songLikes.createdAt} DESC NULLS LAST`)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@server/storage.ts` at line 143, The current
.orderBy(desc(songLikes.createdAt)) will place NULLs first because
songLikes.createdAt is nullable; change the ordering to explicitly specify NULLS
LAST so NULL timestamps sort after real dates (e.g., replace the desc(...) usage
in the .orderBy call with a raw SQL ordering expression that uses DESC NULLS
LAST referencing songLikes.createdAt).
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💡 What: Replaced a 3-query N+1-like pattern in
getPlaylistWithSongswith a single optimized SQL JOIN query. Also fixed a type error ingetLikedSongsby removing.nullsLast().🎯 Why:
playlistSongs.id).TS2339error where.nullsLast()was not compatible with the current Drizzle setup.📊 Impact: Reduces database round trips by 33% (3 -> 2 queries) for playlist loading. Removes O(N) in-memory mapping logic.
🔬 Measurement: Verified via code review and type checking (
pnpm check).PR created automatically by Jules for task 18203091742721328575 started by @Krosebrook
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Optimized playlist song fetching with a single JOIN to reduce queries and preserve playlist order. Fixed a type error in liked songs sorting.
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