⚡️ Speed up function _extract_context_subscriptions by 34% in PR #1561 (add/support_react)#1566
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The optimized code achieves a **33% runtime speedup** through two key changes: **1. Pre-compiled regex at module scope** - Moving `re.compile()` from inside the function to module-level initialization (`_CONTEXT_RE`) eliminates redundant pattern compilation on every function call. The line profiler shows this overhead was consuming 15.1% of the original runtime (602μs across 54 calls). This is particularly impactful when the function is called repeatedly. **2. Using `findall()` instead of list comprehension with `finditer()`** - Replacing `[match.group(1) for match in context_re.finditer(component_source)]` with `_CONTEXT_RE.findall(component_source)` leverages regex's built-in C implementation for direct group extraction. The original approach required: - Iterating over match objects in Python - Calling `.group(1)` on each match object - Building a list through comprehension This Python-level iteration consumed 83.4% of the original runtime. The `findall()` method performs the entire operation in optimized C code, returning the captured groups directly as a list. **Performance improvements across test cases:** - **Empty/small inputs see dramatic gains** (493-505% faster): The elimination of import and compilation overhead has outsized impact when actual matching is minimal - **Single matches improve 148-207% faster**: Pre-compilation and direct extraction both contribute significantly - **Multiple matches improve 83-186% faster**: Reduced per-match overhead from avoiding Python iteration - **Large-scale tests (1000 contexts) improve 39-71% faster**: Benefits compound with volume, though relative gains decrease as actual matching work dominates The optimization is universally beneficial across all test patterns - from single calls to large-scale parsing - making it valuable regardless of where this React context extraction function is called in the codebase.
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Last updated: 2026-02-20 |
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⚡️ This pull request contains optimizations for PR #1561
If you approve this dependent PR, these changes will be merged into the original PR branch
add/support_react.📄 34% (0.34x) speedup for
_extract_context_subscriptionsincodeflash/languages/javascript/frameworks/react/context.py⏱️ Runtime :
2.59 milliseconds→1.93 milliseconds(best of250runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 33% runtime speedup through two key changes:
1. Pre-compiled regex at module scope - Moving
re.compile()from inside the function to module-level initialization (_CONTEXT_RE) eliminates redundant pattern compilation on every function call. The line profiler shows this overhead was consuming 15.1% of the original runtime (602μs across 54 calls). This is particularly impactful when the function is called repeatedly.2. Using
findall()instead of list comprehension withfinditer()- Replacing[match.group(1) for match in context_re.finditer(component_source)]with_CONTEXT_RE.findall(component_source)leverages regex's built-in C implementation for direct group extraction. The original approach required:.group(1)on each match objectThis Python-level iteration consumed 83.4% of the original runtime. The
findall()method performs the entire operation in optimized C code, returning the captured groups directly as a list.Performance improvements across test cases:
The optimization is universally beneficial across all test patterns - from single calls to large-scale parsing - making it valuable regardless of where this React context extraction function is called in the codebase.
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