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WIP: perf(router): avoid calling set when the generated data unmodified #5482

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@yoshinorin yoshinorin commented Apr 28, 2024

What does it do?

When any file is modified, even unchanged routes are updated (the set method is called). Additionally, in the set method, EventEmitter's emit is called. So, events to be fired many times (number of assets) whenever a single file is updated.

Maybe, it should be fine to call the set method only for the modified files.

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git clone -b perf/router-refresh https://github.com/hexojs/hexo.git
cd hexo
npm install
npm test

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yoshinorin commented Apr 28, 2024

The test cases for the watcher are failing.

Now green. Use unique files for each test for watch. Because using the same files (test.txt) as other tests caused failures. Perhaps caused by caching or something similar, but I'm not sure.

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  • 5 of 5 (100.0%) changed or added relevant lines in 1 file are covered.
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@yoshinorin yoshinorin marked this pull request as ready for review April 28, 2024 20:22
@yoshinorin yoshinorin changed the title WIP: perf(router): avoid calling set when the generated data unmodified perf(router): avoid calling set when the generated data unmodified Apr 28, 2024
hexo.unwatch(); // Stop watching
await unlink(target); // Delete the file
}

it('watch() - source', async () => await testWatch(hexo.source_dir));
it('watch() - source', async () => await testWatch(hexo.source_dir, 'source.test.watch.txt'));
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I changed it to use unique files for each test for watch. Because using the same files (test.txt) as other tests caused failures. Perhaps caused by caching or something similar, but I'm not sure.

@yoshinorin yoshinorin changed the title perf(router): avoid calling set when the generated data unmodified WIP: perf(router): avoid calling set when the generated data unmodified Apr 28, 2024
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yoshinorin commented Apr 28, 2024

I've noticed that when db.json exists before hexo s execution, CSS files and others aren't registered to the route in this PR. This is likely related to the tests failing when the file test.txt is used. I'll investigate.

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I've noticed that when db.json exists before hexo s execution, CSS files and others aren't registered to the route in this PR. This is likely related to the tests failing when the file test.txt is used. I'll investigate.

It seems that the _routerRefresh method is called not only for updating the router but also for initializing the router. Therefore, it seems necessary to make changes such as separating the method for initialization and updating.

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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/ban-ts-comment
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Always prefer // @ts-expect-error, do not use // @ts-ignore

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