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Lazy-load emoji module to improve performance #8109
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LukasMasuch
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Lazy-load the emoji data
Lazy-load the emoji data to improve performance
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Lazy-load the emoji data to improve performance
Lazy-load emoji data to improve performance
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Lazy-load emoji module to improve performance
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@LukasMasuch If I understand correctly this code, this method could be replaced with python built-in
str.isalnum method
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## Describe your changes The emoji data is the biggest object when running a blank Streamlit app. Compiling the regex is also slightly expensive. However, the emoji data is only required if there is a check for emojis; many apps might not require this. Therefore, this PR makes the emoji module to lazy load only if it is actually required. This also adds a precheck for emoji checks to make sure that the string even contains non alphanumeric characters before using the more expensive emoji regex. ## GitHub Issue Link (if applicable) Related to streamlit#6066 ## Testing Plan - Added e2e test to check that some lazy-loaded modules are not imported in an almost blank Streamlit app. --- **Contribution License Agreement** By submitting this pull request you agree that all contributions to this project are made under the Apache 2.0 license.
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Describe your changes
The emoji data is the biggest object when running a blank Streamlit app. Compiling the regex is also slightly expensive. However, the emoji data is only required if there is a check for emojis; many apps might not require this. Therefore, this PR makes the emoji module to lazy load only if it is actually required.
This also adds a precheck for emoji checks to make sure that the string even contains non alphanumeric characters before using the more expensive emoji regex.
GitHub Issue Link (if applicable)
Related to #6066
Testing Plan
Contribution License Agreement
By submitting this pull request you agree that all contributions to this project are made under the Apache 2.0 license.