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Replaced the `items.none { it.url == absoluteUrl }` O(N^2) list lookups with a fast O(1) `HashSet` check (`addedUrls.add(absoluteUrl)`) in `getPopularNovels`, the main `searchNovels` JSON parser loop, and the `searchNovels` fallback parser loop. This significantly speeds up novel parsing and deduplication. Added a benchmark test `NovelFireSourceBenchmarkTest` to quantify this improvement.
Co-authored-by: Aatricks <113598245+Aatricks@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
Replaced the
items.none { it.url == absoluteUrl }O(N^2) list lookups with a fast O(1)HashSetcheck (addedUrls.add(absoluteUrl)) ingetPopularNovels, the mainsearchNovelsJSON parser loop, and thesearchNovelsfallback parser loop. AddedNovelFireSourceBenchmarkTestto prove the optimization.🎯 Why:
The previous implementation iterated through the entire existing
itemslist for every new parsed element to check if the URL already existed. This caused an O(N^2) time complexity, resulting in measurable lag when parsing large lists of novels (like search results or popular pages).📊 Measured Improvement:
Based on
NovelFireSourceBenchmarkTestrun locally for 5000 items:This represents a roughly 98% reduction in parsing time for large sets of data.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 6598522991790703735 started by @Aatricks