⚡ Bolt: Cache RegExp instances in NexusPHP adapters to improve parsing performance#120
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Extracted inline, dynamically compiled `RegExp` objects from methods and loops in `NexusPHPWebAdapter` and `NexusPHPAdapter` into cached top-level or static variables to avoid repeated compilation on hot paths. Co-authored-by: JustLookAtNow <12379683+JustLookAtNow@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
Extracted dynamically compiled
RegExpobjects into cached variables:NexusPHPWebAdapter: Created top-level_sizeRegExpand_relativeUrlRegExp.NexusPHPAdapter: Createdstatic final _whitespaceRegExp.🎯 Why:
Compiling
RegExpdynamically within loops andbuildmethods in Dart is a known performance bottleneck, particularly for isolate functions processing multiple items (like search parsing) and loops over collections.📊 Impact:
Prevents repeated regex compilations during HTML/API parsing and mapping processes. This provides a minor but measurable CPU improvement when evaluating hundreds of torrent items or mapping extensive tracker categories.
🔬 Measurement:
Run
flutter testspecifically for adapter parsing logic (flutter test test/nexusphp_adapter_test.dart test/nexusphp_web_adapter_test.dart) to ensure the correct behavior is maintained post-optimization. No visual changes; entirely CPU optimization on parsing logic.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12816164061257615172 started by @JustLookAtNow