Debouncing liking a post in the hackiest way imaginable

[JohnAllenTech]

✨ Codu Pull Request 💻

Fixes #914

Pull Request details

• This is a disgusting way to do this and I wouldnt approve this PR
• I have tried to debounce useMutation 6 different ways but I cant get it to work. This is 100% a skill issue in terms of FE work.
• I hope someone sees this and is so disgusted they fix it correctly

Any Breaking changes

• None

Associated Screenshots

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/103b693a-9547-4e4a-b6ea-fcfa92139d10

I am spam clicking the like button. Not you need to throttle your connection locally as we need to imitate real life network calls. Calls locally resolve to fast to replicate this bug without the throttling.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request primarily focus on the like mutation within the postRouter of the API. The logic for decrementing the likes count has been refined to include a check for the successful deletion of a like before updating the count. This ensures that the likes count accurately reflects the current state of likes. Minor formatting adjustments were also made, including the removal of an unnecessary comment and restructuring of await statements for clarity.

Changes

File	Change Summary
server/api/router/post.ts	Modified like mutation logic to check for successful like deletion before decrementing likes count; minor formatting adjustments.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Liking a post continuously causes the like count to decrease (#914)	✅
Disable the like button when liking/unliking a post (#914)	❌	The implementation does not address disabling the button.

🐰 In the meadow where likes do play,
A count so true, it won’t stray.
With checks in place, we hop with glee,
No more drops from a click spree!
So let’s like posts, one by one,
Accurate counts, oh what fun! 🌼

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