[SOLVED] Speeding up Appwrite Cloud Function execution

FYI, im on cloud and i have a function that only creates a document after some validation. cold start takes 4s but after that it's .5s

TL;DR

Title: [SOLVED] Speeding up Appwrite Cloud Function execution Solution: The user resolved their issue by awaiting the promise and displaying a loading animation while the function processes. They also disabled the "Create" button during the promise and closed the modal once it resolved. Additionally, they mentioned considering network latency and suggested adding log messages to track slow parts of the code. They provided a link to their app and source code for further reference. The user also mentioned updating dependencies and suggested trying deleting node_modules and running `npm i` again.

Wait, I'm slightly confused, am i updating the front end appwrite dependency or the functions dependency? (I'm new to this)

front end. that's what's calling the createExecution(), right?

Yes, that makes sense.

I think what's really confusing me is that my package.json tells me different to npm -v appwrite

Any idea on how to speed mine up? Is it just down to my code not being optimised or because it's JS

mine is a node function 🤷🏼‍♂️

Huh, what programming standards do you usually use?

you can try deleting your node_modules and then running npm i again

btw this is the app https://places.pages.dev and the source code is here: https://github.com/stnguyen90/places/tree/main/appwrite-functions/create-comment

oh looks like im not fetching the user 😅

what you could also do is add log messages for the timing of things to see what parts are slow

and of course network latency (distance from the server) can play a factor too

I'll try speed up the code, but I'll also implement it so that the "Create" UI button is disabled whilst the promise is awaited, then once it's resolved, I can close the modal. (Inspiration... Appwrite Cloud lol)