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This is hilarious, because string concat with the + operator used to be cripplingly slow in all the JS runtimes. What version of Node is this for? Does it make things horribly slow in pre-v12?
I added benchmark results to the PR description for all LTS Node versions back to v4 (i.e. all the Node versions that this package is test on with Travis). The results show similar performance gains in all Node versions.
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Switching from pushing to an array and using
.join()
to using simple string concatenation yields performance gains up to 260%.Before (Node 12)
After (Node 12)
Performance improvements are fairly small when using
with
, but without usingwith
(i.e.strict
mode), this change improves performance by ~260%.Other Node Versions
Node 10
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Node 8
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Node 6
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Node 4
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