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⚑ Optimize getAdminUserCoupons to resolve N+1 query issue#10

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⚑ Optimize getAdminUserCoupons to resolve N+1 query issue#10
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πŸ’‘ What: The getAdminUserCoupons function in app/actions/get-admin-users.ts has been updated to accept userId: string | string[] and now uses the Supabase .in('user_id', userIds) operator instead of .eq('user_id', userId). The function normalizes string inputs to arrays to maintain backward compatibility for existing callers.

🎯 Why: To solve an N+1 query problem where fetching coupons for multiple users sequentially required a separate database query for each user. This change allows fetching all needed coupons in a single batched database query, significantly reducing the number of round trips, CPU cycles, and latency.

πŸ“Š Measured Improvement: A local benchmark simulated DB latency to demonstrate the theoretical difference between N queries and 1 batched query for 10 users:

  • Baseline (N+1 queries): ~506.82 ms
  • Optimized (1 batched query): ~50.64 ms
  • Improvement: ~90.01% faster

PR created automatically by Jules for task 13316691694141326968 started by @marcin2121

Modified `getAdminUserCoupons` to accept an array of user IDs
and filter using `.in('user_id', userIds)` instead of executing
multiple individual `.eq('user_id', userId)` queries. This change
significantly reduces database calls and improves performance
when displaying admin dashboard data for multiple users. Backward
compatibility is maintained by supporting single ID strings.

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