The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Premium Posts: Solution 2

The video tutorial addresses two main issues in a current implementation: fetching unnecessary data and overloading the controller with tasks. A new solution is proposed, focusing on optimizing data fetching by rewriting the find action. The implementation involves reusing existing services with modifications, handling authenticated and public requests differently, and ensuring proper sanitization and transformation of data. Testing and debugging are conducted to ensure functionality, and edge cases are addressed. Final adjustments are made to improve the solution further.

What is one of the main issues identified with the current implementation?

• Using too many services

• Fetching unnecessary data

• Controller doing too little work

• Fetching only necessary data

What is the proposed solution to address the issue of fetching unnecessary data?

• Rewriting the find action

• Adding more services

• Ignoring the issue

• Extending existing functionality

How does the rewritten find action handle authenticated requests?

• By fetching all data

• By creating new services

• By reusing existing functionalities

• By ignoring them

What additional parameter is added to filter non-premium posts?

• type equals public

• status equals active

• premium equals false

• premium equals true

Why is it important to handle cases where the client explicitly requests non-premium articles?

• To simplify the code

• To increase data fetching

• To avoid unnecessary filtering

• To reduce server load

What should be checked before accessing the premium key in the query?

• If the request is public

• If the filters object exists

• If the query is authenticated

• If the user is logged in

What is the consequence of replacing the query parameters altogether?

• Simplified code

• Loss of existing query filters

• Increased data accuracy

• Improved performance

How should the new query object be constructed?

• By ignoring existing filters

• By reusing and extending existing filters

• By creating entirely new filters

• By removing all filters

What must be done before sending back a response when directly fetching data?

• Ignoring the data

• Sanitizing and transforming the data

• Fetching more data

• Logging the data

What is the benefit of reusing existing query parameters?

• It reduces code complexity

• It ensures consistency in data fetching

• It simplifies the user interface

• It increases server load