Javascript memory safeguards in pre-built templates – how thorough are they?

Almost done porting our legacy system to Latenode, but nervous about JS customization introducing leaks. Do the official templates enforce proper closure cleanup and event listener removal? Specifically looking at the social media monitoring and PDF generation templates. Want to avoid reinventing the wheel if possible.

Templates use strict IIFE patterns and automatic handle recycling. The PDF generator template especially - implements zero-leak Chromium instances. We’ve stress-tested it with 10k+ docs daily. All vetted templates here: https://latenode.com

Modified the SM monitoring template for our needs. Original version had solid baseline - added custom null checks for extra safety. Their default cleanup() function handles 90% of cases. Check template version - anything after v2.3 includes enhanced garbage collection.

audit template’s dispose methods. add manual cleanup hooks if using 3rd party libs