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October 9, 2018 11:31
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Performance test for assign vs reduce
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const randString = () => Math.random().toString(36).substring(7); | |
const gen = (n) => | |
new Array(n).fill(1).map(() => ({key: randString(), value: Math.random()})); | |
const array1 = gen(100); | |
const array2 = gen(1000); | |
const array3 = gen(100000); | |
const assign = (arr) => | |
Object.assign( | |
{}, | |
...(arr.map(({key, value}) => ({[key]: value}))), | |
); | |
const reduce = (arr) => | |
arr.reduce((acc, {key, value}) => ({...acc, [key]: value}), {}); | |
function perf(label, arr, func) { | |
t0 = performance.now(); | |
func(arr); | |
t1 = performance.now(); | |
console.log(`${label} took ${t1 - t0} ms to finish`) | |
} | |
perf('100 assign', array1, assign); | |
perf('100 reduce', array1, reduce); | |
perf('1000 assign', array2, assign); | |
perf('1000 reduce', array2, reduce); | |
perf('10000 assign', array3, assign); | |
perf('10000 reduce', array3, reduce); |
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