Fix typos and grammatical errors in jit-compiler.md#821
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Corrected typos and grammatical errors in the documentation for clarity and accuracy.
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Pull request overview
This PR aims to improve clarity and correctness in the internal documentation explaining Elysia’s JIT “compiler” by fixing typos and grammar.
Changes:
- Corrects multiple typos/grammar issues in the JIT compiler documentation.
- Improves wording in performance/overhead and security-related sections for readability.
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docs/internal/jit-compiler.md:154
- Wording is still off: “But it is still an overhead” should be “it’s still overhead”. Also “by settings
precompile: trueto Elysia constructor” should be “by setting … in the Elysia constructor” (or similar).
This process is **very fast** and usually takes < 0.005ms per route in most cases on a modern CPU and happens only **once per route**. But it is still an overhead.
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This process can be moved to the startup phase by settings `precompile: true` to Elysia constructor to eliminate this overhead during the first request in exchange for a slower startup time.
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| There are various smaller optimization like | ||
| - using **Bun.websocket** when running on Bun for optimal WebSocket performance | ||
| - `Elysia.file` conditionally use `Bun.file` when available for faster file handling | ||
| - using `Headers.toJSON()` when running on Bun to reduce overhead when dealing headers |
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Grammar/pluralization: this should be “various smaller optimizations”, and “like” reads better with a colon (“… optimizations like:”). Also, in the bullets below, verb agreement and phrasing need fixes (e.g., “conditionally uses …” and “when dealing with headers”).
| There are various smaller optimization like | |
| - using **Bun.websocket** when running on Bun for optimal WebSocket performance | |
| - `Elysia.file` conditionally use `Bun.file` when available for faster file handling | |
| - using `Headers.toJSON()` when running on Bun to reduce overhead when dealing headers | |
| There are various smaller optimizations like: | |
| - using **Bun.websocket** when running on Bun for optimal WebSocket performance | |
| - `Elysia.file` conditionally uses `Bun.file` when available for faster file handling | |
| - using `Headers.toJSON()` when running on Bun to reduce overhead when dealing with headers |
| Using `new Function(...)` or `eval(...)` can introduce security risks **if not handled properly**. | ||
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| But that's only "if not handled properly" part. | ||
| But that's only true if not handled properly. |
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This section is redundant: the previous sentence already states the “if not handled properly” condition, and this line repeats it without adding new information. Consider removing it or replacing it with a concrete example of what “handled properly” means in Elysia’s case.
| But that's only true if not handled properly. | |
| In Elysia's case, "handled properly" means that generated functions are built only from trusted framework code (such as Sucrose and registered schemas), never directly from raw user input or request data. |
| Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only trusted code is executed. The **input is almost never user-controlled** and produced by Elysia (sucrose) itself. | ||
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| ## Libraries that `eval` | ||
| Elysia is not the only framework that use `new Function` and `eval`. |
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Capitalization/grammar: “Elysia (sucrose)” should likely be “Elysia (Sucrose)”, and “the only framework that use” should be “frameworks that use”.
| Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only trusted code is executed. The **input is almost never user-controlled** and produced by Elysia (sucrose) itself. | |
| ## Libraries that `eval` | |
| Elysia is not the only framework that use `new Function` and `eval`. | |
| Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only trusted code is executed. The **input is almost never user-controlled** and produced by Elysia (Sucrose) itself. | |
| ## Libraries that `eval` | |
| Elysia is not the only framework that uses `new Function` and `eval`. |
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| Elysia speed is not only acheived by optimization for specific runtime eg. Bun native features like `Bun.serve.routes`. But also the way Elysia handles route registration and request handling. | ||
| Elysia speed is not only achieved by optimization for specific runtime eg. Bun native features like `Bun.serve.routes`. But also the way Elysia handles route registration and request handling. |
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The sentence is still grammatically awkward: consider using possessive and plural forms and avoiding the sentence break after “runtime”. For example, “Elysia’s speed is achieved not only through optimizations for specific runtimes (e.g., Bun-native features like …) but also through …”
| Elysia speed is not only achieved by optimization for specific runtime eg. Bun native features like `Bun.serve.routes`. But also the way Elysia handles route registration and request handling. | |
| Elysia’s speed is achieved not only through optimizations for specific runtimes (e.g., Bun-native features like `Bun.serve.routes`) but also through the way Elysia handles route registration and request handling. |
| Elysia speed is not only achieved by optimization for specific runtime eg. Bun native features like `Bun.serve.routes`. But also the way Elysia handles route registration and request handling. | ||
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| Elysia has an **JIT "compiler"** embedded within its core since [Elysia 0.4](/blog/elysia-04) (30 Mar 2023) at (*src/compose.ts*) using `new Function(...)` or also known as `eval(...)`. | ||
| Elysia has a **JIT "compiler"** embedded within its core since [Elysia 0.4](/blog/elysia-04) (30 Mar 2023) at (*src/compose.ts*) using `new Function(...)` or also known as `eval(...)`. |
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“embedded within its core … at (src/compose.ts)” reads like a location mismatch; “in (src/compose.ts)” or “located at …” would be clearer.
| The *"compiler"* is not a traditional compiler that translates code from one language to another. Instead, it dynamically generates optimized code for handling requests based on the defined routes and middleware. *(Which is why we put compiler in quotes.)* | ||
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| When request is made to Elysia application for the first time for each route, Elysia dynamically generates optimized code specifically tailored to handle that route efficiently on the fly avoiding unnecessary overhead as much as possible. | ||
| When a request is made to the Elysia application for the first time for each route, Elysia dynamically generates optimized code specifically tailored to handle that route efficiently on the fly avoiding unnecessary overhead as much as possible. |
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This sentence is hard to read due to repeated phrasing (“for the first time for each route”) and missing punctuation around “on the fly”. Consider reordering to “The first time a request is made for a route, …” and adding a comma before/after “on the fly” to improve clarity.
| When a request is made to the Elysia application for the first time for each route, Elysia dynamically generates optimized code specifically tailored to handle that route efficiently on the fly avoiding unnecessary overhead as much as possible. | |
| The first time a request is made for a route in the Elysia application, Elysia dynamically generates optimized code specifically tailored to handle that route efficiently, on the fly, avoiding unnecessary overhead as much as possible. |
| In this code, we can clearly see that this handler only need a `params` to be parsed. | ||
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| Sucrose looks at code and tells the *"compiler"* to only parse **params** and skip parsing other parts of the request like **body**, **query**, **headers** entirely as it's not need. | ||
| Sucrose looks at code and tells the *"compiler"* to only parse **params** and skip parsing other parts of the request like **body**, **query**, **headers** entirely as it's not needed. |
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A couple of grammar issues remain in this paragraph: “this handler only need” should be “only needs”, and “Sucrose looks at code” should be “looks at the code” for natural English.
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170-170: Fixed that gerund form! ♡"By make sure" → "by making sure"... Ehehehe~ Grammar basics much~? (≖‿≖)
But you got it right in the end! Good correction~
Buuuut since I'm feeling extra nitpicky today~ ♡ The static analysis tool has a teensy tiny suggestion: "almost never" could be shortened to just "rarely" or something more concise if you wanna be extra polished~ But honestly? It's fine as-is! (´｡• ᵕ •｡`)
✨ Optional wording refinement (super nitpicky~)
If you want to be extra concise, consider:
-Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only trusted code is executed. The **input is almost never user-controlled** and produced by Elysia (sucrose) itself. +Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only trusted code is executed. The **input is rarely user-controlled** and produced by Elysia (sucrose) itself.Or even stronger:
-Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only trusted code is executed. The **input is almost never user-controlled** and produced by Elysia (sucrose) itself. +Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only trusted code is executed. The **input is never user-controlled** and produced by Elysia (sucrose) itself.But this is suuuper optional~ The current wording is perfectly fine! (◕‿◕)♡
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/internal/jit-compiler.md` at line 170, The sentence "Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only trusted code is executed. The input is almost never user-controlled and produced by Elysia (sucrose) itself." needs a concise polish: ensure the gerund "by making sure" is used (already corrected) and optionally shorten "almost never" to "rarely" for concision; update the phrase "input is almost never user-controlled" to "input is rarely user-controlled" in this sentence to improve clarity while keeping the same meaning.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/internal/jit-compiler.md`:
- Line 170: The sentence "Elysia takes precautions to ensure that the generated
code is safe and does not expose vulnerabilities by making sure that only
trusted code is executed. The input is almost never user-controlled and produced
by Elysia (sucrose) itself." needs a concise polish: ensure the gerund "by
making sure" is used (already corrected) and optionally shorten "almost never"
to "rarely" for concision; update the phrase "input is almost never
user-controlled" to "input is rarely user-controlled" in this sentence to
improve clarity while keeping the same meaning.
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Corrected typos and grammatical errors in the documentation for clarity and accuracy.
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