⚡ Bolt: Lazy load socket.io-client #1
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Lazy loads the `socket.io-client` library in `src/utils/socketClient.js` using dynamic import. Refactors `getSocket` and related functions to be asynchronous. Updates usage in `src/pages/index.vue`, `src/components/ChatWidget.vue`, and debug pages to await the socket connection. Fixes potential race conditions in socket initialization and memory leaks in component unmounting during async initialization. Run lint to fix formatting issues.
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💡 What: Lazy load
socket.io-client🎯 Why:
socket.io-clientis a large dependency that is not needed for the initial render (LCP). Deferring it until needed (or until the app is idle/mounted) reduces the initial JavaScript bundle size, improving load performance.📊 Impact: Reduces initial bundle size by excluding
socket.io-clientcode.🔬 Measurement: Verify that
socket.io-clientcode is in a separate chunk or loaded later. Check network tab for delayed loading of the socket chunk. Verify real-time functionality (chat, updates) still works.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1782998924030497516 started by @tempChanghong