Optimizing Code Using GPT Chart

Optimizing Code Using GPT Chart

Let me speak today about the optimization of code by using GPT chart. In our example, I will use GPT version 35. Today, we will talk about a case where we have a separate GS application with the possibility to work with APIs and create some endpoints using Next.js tools. There are several endpoints that we need to create in this application. Each developer should create their own branch with their own revalidation state. We have encountered some issues where we have several files with almost the same logic. These endpoints take a secret key and if the secret key is correct, we pass it through a validation of state. We have searching points for the homepage, skill catalog, training catalog, blog catalog, and event catalog. Let’s start by checking if it is working correctly. Let’s run the application and try to reach some endpoints. As you can see, we can reach the catalog endpoints by passing the secret key. Let’s check the homepage as well. Now, let’s ask GPT to optimize this part of the code because we don’t need to create a lot of the same logic. Let’s ask GPT to refactor this code and create separate files for each function. Let’s check if everything is correct. We have a new file called ‘common’ that contains the common logic. Let’s check if our refactoring is still valid. Let’s try to reach the new endpoint. Let’s check if the content type is correct. It’s working as expected. Everything is working correctly and we were able to resolve this task in just a few minutes. Now, we can delete all unnecessary files from our project. Thank you for watching and good luck!

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