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Modified the `/api/withings/intraday` endpoint in `Withings.Example` to use `IMemoryCache`. This optimization reduces external API calls by caching voluminous intraday data with a 10-minute expiration and a stable cache key based on the user ID and current date. Co-authored-by: antarr <974295+antarr@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Implemented
IMemoryCachefor the/api/withings/intradayendpoint in theWithings.Exampleproject.🎯 Why: Intraday activity data is high-volume and expensive to fetch. Caching this data reduces network I/O, prevents hitting API rate limits, and improves response times for repeated requests from the same user.
📊 Measured Improvement: While environmental limitations (timeouts) prevented a live benchmark, the use of
IMemoryCachewith a stable, date-based cache key (usingDateTime.Today) ensures that subsequent requests within the same day for the same user are served from memory instead of an external API call. This effectively eliminates the network latency and external dependency for cached hits.PR created automatically by Jules for task 14374872650768707979 started by @antarr