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Extracted inline animation objects to constants to prevent unnecessary object creation and potential re-renders. This ensures stable references for Framer Motion props. Co-authored-by: ayush1920 <45363959+ayush1920@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
Extracted
initial,animate, andexitprop objects for Framer Motion components inReceiptGridinto constants defined outside the component.🎯 Why:
Using inline object literals (e.g.,
initial={{ opacity: 0 }}) creates a new object reference on every render. This can break memoization in child components and cause Framer Motion to perform unnecessary work diffing props. Using stable constants is a best practice for React performance.📊 Measured Improvement:
Due to the lack of a browser-based performance profiling environment and client-side test runner, a runtime benchmark was not feasible. However, this is a deterministic optimization that guarantees reference stability for these props, reducing memory allocation and preventing potential re-renders. Correctness was verified by ensuring the application builds, lints, and renders the empty state correctly.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5185594604131661023 started by @ayush1920