odachi v1.0.2

Odachi Router

This is still under development.

Current Version: 1.0.1

Framework independent, Compressed Trie based router.

Supports

• Multi-path registration (TODO)
• Parametric routing
• Query strings (TODO)
• Extensible handlers (can be used for both server and SPA routing)

Installation

npm install --save odachi or yarn add odachi

How to use with nodeJS

TODO

Benchmark Results

locate static route x 29,665,998 ops/sec ±3.98% (568 runs sampled)
locate dynamic route x 2,106,495 ops/sec ±3.84% (568 runs sampled)
locate long static route x 3,506,929 ops/sec ±1.06% (571 runs sampled)
locate long dynamic route x 1,706,538 ops/sec ±1.27% (575 runs sampled)
find static route x 23,351,805 ops/sec ±1.17% (583 runs sampled)
find dynamic route x 3,156,683 ops/sec ±1.07% (578 runs sampled)
find long static route x 6,250,583 ops/sec ±1.14% (564 runs sampled)
find long dynamic route x 2,419,068 ops/sec ±1.63% (569 runs sampled)

Credits

Inspired by find-my-way

This library was done out of curiousity on what Radix Tries are and how they perform vs simple array operations.

I learned alot while making this library especially on how "simple" operations toll heavily on performance. Even common string methods that behave the same have astronomical difference in performance when doing a benchmark with a minimum of 500 samples. Also found out that manually iterating on a string using a foor loop is much better compared to transforming it into an array using the split function.

"hello".substr(1);
// ~60 million ops/sec

"hello".slice(1);
// ~700 million ops/sec