This document outlines the performance optimizations implemented in HookDebug and provides guidelines for maintaining optimal performance.
- Code Splitting: Vendor libraries are split into separate chunks for better caching
- Asset Optimization: Images are inlined when small, compressed when large
- Compression: Both Gzip and Brotli compression are enabled for production builds
- Source Maps: Generated for production debugging while maintaining performance
# Analyze bundle size and composition
npm run build:analyze
# Check if bundle size exceeds limits
npm run build:size
# Full build validation
npm run build:check- JavaScript: Maximum 250 kB per chunk
- CSS: Maximum 50 kB total
- Images: Maximum 100 kB total
- Total Bundle: Maximum 500 kB
- First Contentful Paint: < 2 seconds
- Largest Contentful Paint: < 2.5 seconds
- Cumulative Layout Shift: < 0.1
- Total Blocking Time: < 300ms
RequestDetailscomponent is lazy-loaded to reduce initial bundle size- Components are loaded only when needed using
React.lazy()andSuspense
- Vendor libraries (React, ReactDOM) are bundled separately
- Socket.io client is in its own chunk
- Utility libraries are grouped together
- Frontend Build Stage: Optimized Node.js Alpine image for building
- Production Stage: Minimal runtime image with only necessary files
- Security: Non-root user for container security
- Layer caching optimization
- Health check endpoint
- Resource limits and monitoring
- Optimized dependency installation
- Parallel Jobs: Build, test, and security scans run in parallel
- Caching: Node modules and Docker layers are cached
- Artifact Management: Build outputs are stored with retention policies
- Daily Audits: Automated Lighthouse CI runs
- Bundle Size Checks: Automated on every PR
- Performance Budgets: Enforced in CI pipeline
- Fast refresh enabled for React components
- Optimized development server configuration
- Efficient file watching and compilation
- Incremental compilation enabled
- Build info cached for faster subsequent builds
- Strict mode enabled for early error detection
- Health check endpoint for monitoring
- Efficient SQLite database operations
- Proper CORS and security headers
- Session management optimization
- Compressed static assets (gzip/brotli)
- Proper caching headers
- Optimized image formats
- CDN-ready asset structure
# Run performance audit
npm run performance:audit
# Check performance budgets
npm run performance:budget
# Build and analyze
npm run build:analyze
# Full CI validation
npm run ci:validate- Bundle size over time
- Build times
- Runtime performance metrics
- Memory usage
- Network requests
- Regular Audits: Run performance audits before major releases
- Bundle Analysis: Monitor bundle size growth and composition
- Lazy Loading: Implement for non-critical components
- Caching: Leverage browser and CDN caching
- Monitoring: Set up continuous performance monitoring
- Check
npm run build:analyzeoutput - Identify heavy dependencies
- Implement code splitting
- Consider lazy loading
- Clear
node_modulesand reinstall - Check TypeScript incremental compilation
- Optimize Docker layer caching
- Review GitHub Actions cache usage
- Compare Lighthouse CI results
- Check bundle size trends
- Review recent dependency updates
- Analyze runtime performance metrics