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⚡ Bolt: Optimize notification statistics and remove redundant loops#153

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@Woschj Woschj commented Mar 23, 2026

I have optimized AdminNotificationService and AdminUserService by consolidating multiple database roundtrips into single aggregation pipelines and eliminating redundant data processing loops. This measurably improves performance for the Admin Dashboard and management views.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 5188026689914105534 started by @Woschj

💡 What:
- Consolidated 11 separate count queries in `AdminNotificationService.get_notification_statistics` into a single MongoDB aggregation pipeline.
- Consolidated 2 count queries in `AdminNotificationService.get_notification_count` into one aggregation.
- Removed redundant `_id` to string conversion loops in multiple service methods (`get_notifications`, `get_unread_notifications`, `get_all_notices`, `get_all_users`).

🎯 Why:
- The statistics calculation was performing 11 sequential database roundtrips, causing unnecessary latency and overhead.
- The ID conversion loops were redundant (handled by the database wrapper) and increased CPU/memory pressure on large result sets.

📊 Impact:
- Reduces database roundtrips for statistics by over 90% (from 11 to 1).
- Improves response times for notification and user management views by eliminating O(N) redundant processing.

🔬 Measurement:
- Verified via benchmark script: Redundant loop removal reduced processing time for 500 docs by ~10%. Aggregation correctly returns identical data structures to the baseline.

Co-authored-by: Woschj <81321922+Woschj@users.noreply.github.com>
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