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Finds and consolidates duplicate loaders across page JSONs to reduce redundant API calls.
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
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Use when debugging what crawlers or bots see on a deco site, verifying if SSR is active for bots, or diagnosing firstByteThresholdMS behavior.
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| name | deduplicate-loaders |
| description | Finds and consolidates duplicate loaders across page JSONs to reduce redundant API calls. |
The main point is to reduce the number of API calls to the server.
At the JSON of the pages, you will see loaders defined.
When two equal loaders are defined, you can combine them into a single loader.
Start analyzing the JSON of the page that the user is editing.
If there is no current, page, look for home, categories and search page.
Avoid looping, ask how many pages the user wants to analyze.
Before: "page": { "__resolveType": "vtex/loaders/intelligentSearch/productListingPage.ts", "selectedFacets": [ { "key": "productClusterIds", "value": "334" } ], "count": 24 }, "seo": { "__resolveType": "vtex/loaders/intelligentSearch/productListingPage.ts", "selectedFacets": [ { "key": "productClusterIds", "value": "334" } ], "count": 24 }
After: New file: GlobalCluster334.json { "__resolveType": "vtex/loaders/intelligentSearch/productListingPage.ts", "selectedFacets": [ { "key": "productClusterIds", "value": "334" } ], "count": 24 } "page": { "__resolveType": "GlobalCluster334", }, "seo": { "__resolveType": "GlobalCluster334", }
