Menu Digitization — Node.js Upload-Time Processing vs On-Demand Image Cleanup
Short answer Short answer: for restaurant menu digitization, inspect metadata at upload, but defer expensive image cleanup until a dish is actually indexed or viewed. That split keeps searchable dish data predictable without making every upload wait on a full media pipeline. It starts with one rule: It failed once. I keep a long-lived rule: metadata is a gate; pixels are a workload. A menu photo with the wrong orientation, an impossible color profile, or a 40 MB payload should be rejected or normalized immediately.
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