Slow booting

[psos]

Flux version

v2.2.3

Livewire version

last

Tailwind version

Browser and Operating System

Chrome MacOs

What is the problem?

[ 60.21 ms] START UiServiceProvider
[ 60.33 ms] END UiServiceProvider (0.09 ms)
[ 60.37 ms] START FluxServiceProvider
[ 275.34 ms] END FluxServiceProvider (214.94 ms)
[ 275.41 ms] START FluxProServiceProvider
[ 275.47 ms] END FluxProServiceProvider (0.04 ms)
[ 275.49 ms] START LivewireServiceProvider

bootComponentPath is slow, caused by recursive searches.

Code snippets to replicate the problem

public function bootComponentPath()
    {
        if (file_exists(resource_path('views/flux'))) {
            Blade::anonymousComponentPath(resource_path('views/flux'), 'flux');
        }

        Blade::anonymousComponentPath(__DIR__.'/../stubs/resources/views/flux', 'flux');
    }

Screenshots/ screen recordings of the problem

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How do you expect it to work?

view:cache should cache paths of blade components

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[joshhanley]

@psos thanks for reporting! I've just investigated this and we're using Laravel's recommended way to register Blade component (which is all Flux components are). As we don't control how Laravel processes them, we can't control whether Laravel caches the view paths or not. Because of this, I'm going to close this issue. In my testing though, the FluxServiceProvider only took 51ms to boot. Not sure why yours is booting so slow. If you need the framework to boot faster than that, I'd recommend looking into using Laravel Octane.

[calebporzio]

is our service provider actually causing 51ms of boot time for a request? that can't be right?

[joshhanley]

@calebporzio I've done some more testing and these days it's around 6ms. Most of that isn't really ours though, we're just the first service provider to resolve blade.compiler, which triggers autoloading of Laravel's entire view layer before Livewire or anyone else has needed it. Not really our problem, but I've submitted PR #2437 which defers everything so our boot drops to ~0.3ms.