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Decode objects without exception-driven control flow - #70
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- Resolve absent elements and attributes with a non-throwing lookup lens instead of index(), which threw (and caught) an exception per absent node. - Hydrate stdClass with a plain cast instead of reflection-based object_data(), which threw (and caught) an exception per property. - Add sparse decode benchmarks.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe decoder now returns null for absent named values and uses a separate hydration path for ChangesSparse response decoding
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src/Encoder/ObjectEncoder.php (1)
153-156: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winFix the PHPStan
varTag.nativeTypeerror on thestdClassreturn.PHPStan reports that
@var TObjis not a subtype of the native typestdClass. This follows from the(object) $valuescast. It will fail the static analysis run if PHPStan runs in CI. Use a@vartag on the cast result that PHPStan accepts, or add a targeted ignore for this line.Proposed fix
- /** @var TObj */ - return (object) $values; + /** @var TObj $object */ + $object = (object) $values; + + return $object;If the error persists, add
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Review comments at @src/Encoder/ObjectEncoder.php:
- Around line 153-156: Update the stdClass branch in ObjectEncoder so its
PHPStan annotation matches the native type of the cast result. Annotate the cast
result with the accepted type before returning it, or apply a targeted ignore to
this line if needed; preserve the existing return behavior.
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Nice find! Thanks for the PR. I suggested some things to look into to make sure we can make it as performant as we can. |
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This will of course only add benifits for stdClass.
It feels a bit like a shortcut
Wouldn't it make sense to make set_properties smarter?
https://github.com/veewee/reflecta/blob/main/src/Reflect/properties_set.php
We could always load all properties before adding the predicate.
When the property does not exist and it's a dynamic class, we can just assign.
That will add a speedup for all dynamic classes and would also make the lookup of the property more simple (cause we already have them all and just need to pick based on key).
Not sure what the timing impact would be for the both scenarios.
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| private static function runLens(LensInterface $lens, mixed $data, mixed $default = null): mixed |
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If we want to have the speedup everywhere, we should somehow be able to get rid of this runLens method here and make all used lenses non-throwing.
We could provide a set of faster lenses in this package for this purpose.
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We might move this to a Lens namespace where we provide some highly optimized lenses.
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Summary
We have response from 3rd party with 3MB in size, and it take 6 seconds to decode.
With these changes, time reduced to 0.6 seconds.
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Bug Fixes
null, including nested properties, rather than causing lookup errors.stdClassobjects while preserving existing defaults for missing list and non-list values.Performance