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feat: tiny improvements for "convertValue" #5302

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We don't need to check each value's satisfication so when one meets, the loop can be broken.


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    • Improved efficiency in handling ignore keys within utility functions.
    • Consolidated conditions for returning values for primitives and arrays, enhancing code readability.

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when one meets, the loop can be broken.
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The recent update enhances the efficiency of the convertValue function in the utils.js library. This was achieved by refining the logic to exit early when ignore keys are matched and streamlining the process for returning primitive and array values. This optimization reduces unnecessary processing and simplifies the codebase, making it more maintainable.

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lib/core/utils.js Updated convertValue function to improve efficiency by breaking early on ignore keys match; consolidated return condition for primitives and arrays.

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23-30: The optimization to break out of the loop early when a match is found in the ignore keys is a good improvement for efficiency. This change ensures that unnecessary iterations are avoided, which can be particularly beneficial when the ignore list is long or the match is found early in the list.

However, it's important to ensure that this change does not alter the intended behavior of the function, especially in edge cases where multiple keys might match. Given the use of break, the logic now stops at the first match, which aligns with the described optimization goal.


35-35: The consolidation of conditions for returning primitives and arrays into a single line simplifies the logic and makes the function more readable. This change effectively groups together similar return behaviors, which can aid in understanding the function's flow at a glance.

It's crucial, however, to verify that this consolidation does not inadvertently change the behavior for any edge cases, especially since the original logic might have had separate conditions for a reason. Assuming the existing tests cover these scenarios and the PR has been confirmed to pass all tests, this change appears to be safe and beneficial.

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@fengmk2 fengmk2 changed the title chore: tiny improvements for "convertValue" feat: tiny improvements for "convertValue" Mar 31, 2024
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@fengmk2 fengmk2 merged commit 794d7f3 into eggjs:master Mar 31, 2024
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fengmk2 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 31, 2024
[skip ci]

## [3.21.0](v3.20.0...v3.21.0) (2024-03-31)

### Features

* tiny improvements for "convertValue" ([#5302](#5302)) ([794d7f3](794d7f3))
@Wai-Dung Wai-Dung deleted the choreFix branch March 31, 2024 03:16
Wai-Dung added a commit to Wai-Dung/egg that referenced this pull request Mar 31, 2024
Due to eggjs#5302, AI has given me some suggestions and
I've added more unit tests to make sure everything goes fine.
fengmk2 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 31, 2024
According to AI's suggestions at #5302,
it seems there're some missing unit tests and here's the fix for it.
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