Add LRU cache for JSONPointerToSlice and DotPathToSlice. #136
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Signed-off-by: Steve McDaniel <nibbleshift@gmail.com>
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Closing this out and submitting a PR to benthos. |
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@Jeffail Can we revisit this PR and discuss a bit more? I submitted a PR in benthos here redpanda-data/connect#1890, but I really don't like my PR for benthos. It results in some sprawling code changes that are just ugly. If you're open to it, I'd like to re-review this PR and possibly make some updates. Making the change in gabs is much more straight-forward and cleaner. |
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Benchmarks main: With cache: |
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Benchmarks: main cache: |
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This caches DotPathToSlice and JSONPointerToSlice to prevent unnecessary allocations and string replacements on paths/pointers that are frequently looked up.