perf: JavaScript parser performance improvements #614
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CodSpeed Performance ReportMerging #614 will improve performances by ×4.2Comparing Summary
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WalkthroughUnified token model (Delimiter enum + AnyToken) with optional per-token location tracking; expanded columnCountStrategy options and enforced object-format restrictions (only "fill"|"strict"); lexer, assemblers, parsers, tests, docs, benchmarks, and a ReusableArrayPool utility were updated. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Source as CSV source
participant Lexer as FlexibleStringCSVLexer
participant Transformer as Lexer→Transformer
participant Assembler as FlexibleCSV{Object|Array}RecordAssembler
participant Consumer as Output
Note over Source,Lexer: streaming CSV chunks
Source->>Lexer: push chunk(s)
Lexer->>Lexer: parse into Token<TrackLocation> {value, delimiter, delimiterLength[, location]}
Lexer->>Transformer: emit Token(s)
Transformer->>Assembler: forward AnyToken stream
Assembler->>Assembler: buffer fields, apply columnCountStrategy (fill/sparse/keep/strict/truncate)
Assembler->>Consumer: emit record (object or array)
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- Token type constants: Changed from Symbol to numeric constants for faster comparison - Location tracking: Now disabled by default (add trackLocation: true for token location info) - Lazy position tracking: Error messages include position info even when trackLocation: false - Unified token structure: Reduced token count by combining delimiter info into field tokens - Object.create(null) for records: ~3.6x faster object creation - Non-destructive buffer reading: Reduced GC pressure by 46% - Regex removal for unquoted fields: ~15% faster parsing - String comparison optimization: ~10% faster - Quoted field parsing optimization: Eliminated overhead Benchmark results: - 1,000 rows: 3.57 ms → 1.77 ms (50% faster) - 5,000 rows: 19.47 ms → 8.96 ms (54% faster) - Throughput: 23.8 MB/s → 49.0 MB/s (2.06x improvement) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Update createStringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.ts and createCSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.ts to use the new unified token structure with Delimiter enum instead of separate Field/FieldDelimiter/RecordDelimiter token types. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Missing CSV fields now return empty string instead of undefined. Updated test expectations in: - StringCSVParserStream.test.ts - BinaryCSVParserStream.test.ts - parseBinaryToIterableIterator.test.ts - parse.spec.ts
Object.create(null) records don't match toStrictEqual due to prototype differences. Changed to toEqual to properly compare object values. Updated test files: - parseResponse.browser.spec.ts - parseBinaryStream.browser.spec.ts - parseBinary.browser.spec.ts
Stream tests were hanging in CI and locally when run in parallel. Removed .concurrent from describe and it blocks in: - StringCSVParserStream.test.ts - BinaryCSVParserStream.test.ts
Removed unnecessary aliases for describe and it. Directly importing from vitest is cleaner and more standard.
Applied biome formatting to: - src/parser/stream/StringCSVParserStream.test.ts - src/parser/stream/BinaryCSVParserStream.test.ts
- Implemented ReusableArrayPool to optimize memory usage for string segments in FlexibleStringCSVLexer. - Updated FlexibleStringCSVLexer to utilize the new array pool for segment management, improving performance in parsing. - Adjusted token handling to ensure correct delimiter usage, replacing EOF with Record where appropriate. - Modified tests in CSVRecordAssemblerTransformer and StringCSVLexerTransformer to reflect changes in token structure and delimiter handling. - Cleaned up test cases for better readability and consistency.
CSVRecordView機能を削除し、過剰な最適化を切り戻しました。 object形式のcolumnCountStrategy制限（fill/strictのみ）は維持されています。 - FlexibleCSVRecordViewAssembler関連のファイルを削除 - types.tsからCSVRecordView型と'record-view' outputFormatを削除 - FlexibleCSVObjectRecordAssemblerからrecord-view機能を削除 - 関連するテストとドキュメントを更新 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
mainブランチからconst type parameters機能を統合しました。
record-view削除の変更とマージし、以下を採用：
- const type parametersによる型推論の改善
- CSVOutputFormat型エイリアスの導入
- 関数オーバーロードによる正確な型推論
- as const不要のユーザビリティ向上
コンフリクトはmainの開発意図を尊重して解決：
- CSVOutputFormat型エイリアスを採用
- CSVRecord型のStrategyデフォルト値をkeepに変更
- optionsのデフォルト値提供 (?? {})
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プロジェクト全体でconst type parametersを一貫して適用しました。 変更内容： - FlexibleCSVArrayRecordAssembler - FlexibleCSVObjectRecordAssembler - FlexibleStringArrayCSVParser - FlexibleStringObjectCSVParser - FlexibleBinaryArrayCSVParser - FlexibleBinaryObjectCSVParser すべてのクラスで`Header extends ReadonlyArray<string>`を `const Header extends ReadonlyArray<string>`に変更。 これにより、ユーザーは`as const`を書かなくてもリテラル型が 正しく推論されるようになりました： Before: header: ['name', 'age'] as const After: header: ['name', 'age'] テスト：1341個すべて成功 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/parser/api/network/parseResponse.spec.ts (1)
7-7: Minor: Incorrect describe block name.The describe block says
"parseRequest function"but this file testsparseResponse. This appears to be a copy-paste error.-describe("parseRequest function", () => { +describe("parseResponse function", () => {
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docs/reference/column-count-strategy-guide.md (1)
40-44: Optional: Consider varying sentence structure for improved readability.The static analysis tool noted that lines 40-44 use repetitive sentence starters ("Need..."). While the parallel structure works well for a decision guide, you might consider minor variation if desired, such as:
1. **Need strict schema enforcement?** Use `strict`. 2. **Want consistent string values?** Use `fill` (object default). 3. **Working with ragged rows / headerless CSV?** Use `keep` (array output).However, the current parallel structure is perfectly acceptable and may even enhance scannability.
src/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.ts (1)
135-137: Consider removing the dead comment.The commented line
// undefined, // writableStrategyinside thesuper()call appears to be a remnant from debugging or a previous implementation. It doesn't provide documentation value and could confuse future maintainers.}, - // undefined, // writableStrategy writableStrategy, readableStrategy, );src/parser/models/FlexibleStringArrayCSVParser.ts (1)
34-38: Const generic forHeaderimproves type inference; confirm TS version supportUsing a
const Header extends ReadonlyArray<string>generic here is a nice win for preserving literal header types in user code without changing runtime behavior. Just ensure your minimum supported TypeScript version includes const generics so consumers don’t hit compiler errors.You may want to confirm in your toolchain/docs that the configured TypeScript version in this repo (and for library consumers, if applicable) supports
constgenerics.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.spec.ts (1)
8-20: Consider extractingLOCATION_SHAPEto a shared test helper.This exact shape matcher is duplicated in
CSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.ts. Extracting it to@/__tests__/helper.tswould reduce duplication and ensure consistency across tests.src/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.ts (3)
10-11: Debug configuration leftover: concurrent execution disabled.These lines assign
describe_andit_directly without.concurrent, which differs from other test files in the PR (e.g.,createCSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.tsusesdescribe_.concurrent). This may have been intended for debugging but slows down test execution.If concurrent execution was intentional before, consider restoring it:
-const describe = describe_; -const it = it_; +const describe = describe_.concurrent; +const it = it_.concurrent;
45-46: Debug configuration leftover: reduced test runs.The comment explicitly states this is for debugging. Property-based tests with only 10 runs provide weak coverage guarantees. Consider removing or increasing this for production.
- { numRuns: 10 }, // Reduce runs to debug + // Use default numRuns for thorough property testing
74-75: Debug configuration leftover: reduced test runs.Same issue as Line 45 - only 10 runs for property-based testing is insufficient for production.
- { numRuns: 10 },src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.spec.ts (1)
204-204: Unused variable_isLastRow.This variable is declared but never used. The underscore prefix suggests it was intentionally kept for future use or documentation, but if not needed, it should be removed to avoid confusion.
- const _isLastRow = i === data.length - 1;src/parser/api/stream/createStringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.ts (1)
85-97: Consider removing commented-out code.The commented-out
examplesblock appears to be debug/reference code. If it's not needed for test documentation, consider removing it to keep the test file clean.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVObjectRecordAssembler.ts (2)
231-242: Dead code:#assembleRecordTruncateis pre-bound but never reachable.The constructor rejects
"truncate"strategy at lines 65-73, so thecase "truncate"branch in#setHeaderand the#assembleRecordTruncatemethod (lines 327-341) are unreachable dead code.Consider removing the dead code path or, if you intentionally keep it for future use or code symmetry with the array assembler, add a comment explaining why.
// Optimization: Pre-bind strategy function based on columnCountStrategy switch (this.#columnCountStrategy) { case "strict": this.#assembleRecordFn = this.#assembleRecordStrict; break; - case "truncate": - this.#assembleRecordFn = this.#assembleRecordTruncate; - break; default: this.#assembleRecordFn = this.#assembleRecordFill; break; }And remove lines 323-341 (
#assembleRecordTruncatemethod).
151-157: Minor: Redundant#rowLengthupdate.Line 151 updates
#rowLengthwithMath.max(this.#rowLength, this.#fieldIndex + 1), and line 156 does the same after incrementing#fieldIndex. The second update at line 156 is redundant since#fieldIndexwas just incremented on line 154, making the new value equal to the already-computed value from line 151 plus 1.this.#rowLength = Math.max(this.#rowLength, this.#fieldIndex + 1); if (token.delimiter === Delimiter.Field) { this.#fieldIndex++; this.#checkFieldCount(); - this.#rowLength = Math.max(this.#rowLength, this.#fieldIndex + 1); return; }The
#rowLengthwill be correctly set at line 151 before the field index increment, and when the record completes, line 160 recalculates it anyway.src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.ts (1)
373-384: Variable shadowing ofnextCode.Line 375 declares a new
const nextCodethat shadows the outerlet nextCode(line 316). While this is correct behavior (the inner one is only used within this CRLF check block), consider renaming it to improve readability, e.g.,const crlfNextCode.// Record delimiter (CRLF) if (delimCode === CR) { - const nextCode = buf.charCodeAt(delimPos + 1); - if (Number.isNaN(nextCode)) { + const lfCheck = buf.charCodeAt(delimPos + 1); + if (Number.isNaN(lfCheck)) { if (!this.#flush) { return null; } - } else if (nextCode === LF_CODE) { + } else if (lfCheck === LF_CODE) { this.#bufferOffset = delimPos + 2; return { value, delimiter: Delimiter.Record, delimiterLength: 2 }; } }src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVArrayRecordAssembler.ts (1)
155-163: Clarify#rowLengthtracking logic.Line 155 and line 162 both update
#rowLength. Line 162 (after incrementing#fieldIndex) pre-allocates for the next expected field, but this might be over-counting since no value has been stored at that position yet.Consider consolidating this logic or adding a comment explaining why both updates are needed.
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Learnt from: kamiazya
Repo: kamiazya/web-csv-toolbox PR: 29
File: src/transformers/LexerTransformer.ts:146-150
Timestamp: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learning: The documentation within the `LexerTransformer` class was corrected to accurately describe the behavior of the `#nextToken` method when not flushing and the buffer does not end with a quotation mark, as per commit `d5c7acd6cd074296ab8dd39c62acb3efd84d4707`.
📚 Learning: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learnt from: kamiazya
Repo: kamiazya/web-csv-toolbox PR: 32
File: src/__tests__/helper.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learning: The `csv` function that was previously commented out in `src/__tests__/helper.ts` has been confirmed as removed in commit `f567442793c67651e6dbb934623b05540c33c8d1`.
Applied to files:
src/parser/api/binary/parseBinary.browser.spec.tssrc/parser/api/network/parseResponseToStream.spec.ts.changeset/performance-improvements.mdsrc/parser/api/string/parseString.spec.tssrc/parser/api/file/parseBlob.spec.tssrc/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.tssrc/parser/api/file/parseFileToArray.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.test.tssrc/parser/stream/CSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.tssrc/parser/stream/StringCSVParserStream.test.tssrc/parser/api/binary/parseBinaryStream.spec.tssrc/parser/api/stream/createCSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.tssrc/parser/api/model/createCSVRecordAssembler.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleCSVObjectRecordAssembler.tssrc/parser/api/stream/createStringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.tssrc/core/constants.tssrc/parser/stream/BinaryCSVParserStream.test.tssrc/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleStringArrayCSVParser.tssrc/parser/api/string/parseStringToStream.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.spec.tssrc/parser/api/model/createCSVRecordAssembler.test.tssrc/parser/api/file/parseFileToStream.spec.tssrc/parser/api/file/parseFile.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleStringObjectCSVParser.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.test.tssrc/parser/api/binary/parseBinaryToIterableIterator.test.tssrc/parser/api/binary/parseBinary.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleBinaryObjectCSVParser.tssrc/core/types.test-d.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.object-output.test.tssrc/parser/api/binary/parseBinaryStream.browser.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVParser.test.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleCSVArrayRecordAssembler.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.array-output.test.tssrc/parser/api/parse.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.field-count-limit.test.tssrc/core/types.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleBinaryCSVParser.test.ts
📚 Learning: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learnt from: kamiazya
Repo: kamiazya/web-csv-toolbox PR: 29
File: src/transformers/LexerTransformer.ts:146-150
Timestamp: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learning: The documentation within the `LexerTransformer` class was corrected to accurately describe the behavior of the `#nextToken` method when not flushing and the buffer does not end with a quotation mark, as per commit `d5c7acd6cd074296ab8dd39c62acb3efd84d4707`.
Applied to files:
src/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.test.tssrc/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.tssrc/parser/stream/CSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.tssrc/parser/api/stream/createCSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.tssrc/parser/api/stream/createStringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.tssrc/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.spec.tssrc/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.test.ts.changeset/lexer-api-changes.mdsrc/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.ts
📚 Learning: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learnt from: kamiazya
Repo: kamiazya/web-csv-toolbox PR: 53
File: .github/workflows/ci.yaml:23-39
Timestamp: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learning: The user has clarified that in the `package.json` of the `web-csv-toolbox` project, the `test` script is defined as `vitest`, which means that the command `npm test run` correctly expands to `vitest run`.
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src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.test.tssrc/parser/stream/StringCSVParserStream.test.tssrc/parser/stream/BinaryCSVParserStream.test.ts
📚 Learning: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learnt from: kamiazya
Repo: kamiazya/web-csv-toolbox PR: 32
File: src/internal/parseStringStreamToStream.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2024-06-10T19:31:23.296Z
Learning: The typo in the class name `RecordAssemblerTransformar` was fixed by the user `kamiazya` in commit `f065e07`.
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src/parser/stream/CSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.ts
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src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVArrayRecordAssembler.ts (1)
src/core/types.ts (3)
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src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.field-count-limit.test.ts (4)
src/core/types.ts (1)
AnyToken(165-165)src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVArrayRecordAssembler.ts (1)
RangeError(192-200)src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVObjectRecordAssembler.ts (1)
RangeError(185-193)src/parser/api/model/createCSVRecordAssembler.ts (1)
createCSVRecordAssembler(82-159)
src/parser/models/FlexibleBinaryCSVParser.test.ts (2)
src/parser/models/FlexibleBinaryArrayCSVParser.ts (1)
FlexibleBinaryArrayCSVParser(38-50)src/parser/models/FlexibleBinaryObjectCSVParser.ts (1)
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🔇 Additional comments (111)
src/parser/api/parse.spec.ts (1)
63-69: Test correctly validates the newfillstrategy default behavior.The updated test case accurately reflects that empty lines now produce records with all fields filled as empty strings, consistent with the new default
fillstrategy for missing fields.src/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.test.ts (1)
48-48: LGTM! Enhanced error message with location details.The updated error message snapshot now includes precise position information ("at line 1, column 1."), which improves debugging experience. This aligns with the PR's location tracking enhancements where position data is computed lazily when errors occur.
src/parser/api/binary/parseBinaryStream.browser.spec.ts (1)
60-60: LGTM! Appropriate assertion for parsed data.The switch from
toStrictEqualtotoEqualis suitable for comparing parsed CSV records. Deep equality checking is sufficient here, and this change makes the tests less brittle while maintaining correctness validation.docs/reference/output-format-guide.md (1)
1-47: Excellent documentation! Clear and comprehensive guide.This new documentation provides valuable guidance on choosing between object and array output formats. The comparison table, detailed explanations, and code examples make it easy for users to understand the trade-offs and select the appropriate format for their use case.
src/parser/api/binary/parseBinaryStream.spec.ts (2)
56-56: LGTM! Consistent test assertion improvements.The switch from
toStrictEqualtotoEqualacross these test cases is appropriate for validating parsed CSV data. This pattern is consistent with similar changes throughout the test suite.Also applies to: 72-72, 86-86, 151-151
171-171: LGTM! Enhanced error message validation.The updated error snapshot now includes precise position information ("at line 2, column 1."), improving error message quality and debugging experience.
docs/reference/column-count-strategy-guide.md (1)
1-46: Excellent comprehensive guide for column count strategies.This documentation clearly explains the various column count handling strategies and their compatibility with different output formats. The compatibility matrix and detailed strategy descriptions make it easy for users to choose the right approach.
.changeset/lexer-api-changes.md (1)
1-18: LGTM! Clear and well-structured changelog.This changelog effectively communicates the breaking changes to the low-level Lexer API. It clearly identifies who is affected (direct users of
FlexibleStringCSVLexer) and what they need to update, while reassuring most users that high-level APIs remain unchanged. The note about error messages still including position information is particularly helpful.benchmark/package.json (2)
7-8: LGTM! Modernized script execution.The switch from
tsxtonode --import tsxuses Node's native loader API, which is the recommended modern approach for TypeScript execution with better control and performance characteristics.
9-13: LGTM! Enhanced benchmark and profiling capabilities.The new scripts provide valuable tools for performance analysis:
quickandunifiedfor focused benchmarking- CPU profiling with
profile:cpu- Memory profiling with flexible GC options
These additions align well with the PR's performance optimization objectives.
src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.field-count-limit.test.ts (3)
2-3: LGTM! Updated imports for unified token model.The imports correctly reflect the new token model, replacing the old
Tokentype withAnyTokenand introducing theDelimiterenum from constants. This aligns with the PR's migration to a unified token representation.
14-39: LGTM! Token construction updated to unified format.The test now uses the unified token format with
delimiteranddelimiterLengthfields instead of separate token type objects. The migration maintains test logic while adopting the more efficient token representation.
42-90: LGTM! Comprehensive migration to unified token format.All test cases have been consistently updated to use the new token structure with
Delimiterenum values. The token construction pattern is applied uniformly throughout:
Delimiter.Fieldfor field boundariesDelimiter.Recordfor record boundariesdelimiterLengthproperty addedThe test logic and assertions remain intact, validating that the field count limit protection works correctly with the new token model.
Also applies to: 92-164, 184-242, 244-370
src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVParser.test.ts (4)
98-112: LGTM! Test correctly validates sparse strategy for array format.The test properly validates that with
columnCountStrategy: "sparse", missing fields are filled withundefinedrather than empty strings. This aligns with the PR's breaking change wherepadwas renamed tosparse.
114-132: LGTM! Test correctly distinguishes empty vs missing fields.Good test coverage for edge case behavior: empty field (
"Bob,") yields""while missing field ("Charlie") yieldsundefinedwith the sparse strategy.
167-177: LGTM! Test validates default fill strategy for object format.The test correctly verifies that in object format with the default
fillstrategy, both empty and missing fields are filled with"". The comments clearly document the distinction.
244-253: LGTM! Test validates runtime rejection of truncate strategy for object format.The test correctly verifies that using
columnCountStrategy: "truncate"with object format throws an error at construction time. The error message pattern/columnCountStrategy 'truncate' is not allowed for object format/is consistent with the implementation increateCSVRecordAssembler(), which validates the strategy duringBaseStringCSVParserinstantiation.src/parser/api/network/parseResponse.spec.ts (1)
90-90: LGTM! Assertion relaxed from strict to deep equality.The change from
toStrictEqualtotoEqualis consistent with the broader test suite updates in this PR. Deep equality is sufficient for comparing parsed CSV row objects.src/parser/api/binary/parseBinary.spec.ts (1)
54-59: LGTM! Consistent assertion update.The change from
toStrictEqualtotoEqualaligns with the broader test suite updates in this PR. The property-based test structure remains sound.src/parser/api/binary/parseBinary.browser.spec.ts (1)
63-68: LGTM! Consistent assertion update across execution strategies.The change from
toStrictEqualtotoEqualis consistent with the broader test suite updates. The test correctly handles multiple execution strategies.src/parser/api/string/parseStringStreamToStream.spec.ts (1)
47-49: LGTM! Enhanced error message with location details.The updated error message now includes line and column information (
at line 2, column 1), which improves debugging experience. The location is correct: the unclosed quote appears at line 2, column 1 in the input'a\n"'.src/parser/api/network/parseResponseToStream.spec.ts (1)
97-101: Relaxing totoEqualis appropriate hereUsing
toEqualfor comparing parsed rows to the expected objects is sufficient and aligns with the broader test-suite shift away fromtoStrictEqual. The property-based test logic and indexing remain sound.src/parser/api/string/parseStringToArraySync.spec.ts (1)
18-22: Snapshot update matches location-aware ParseErrorIncluding
at line 2, column 1.in the snapshot reflects the new location-aware error reporting and is consistent with the invalid CSV input used in this test.src/parser/api/network/parseResponse.browser.spec.ts (1)
71-75: Use oftoEqualfor row comparison looks goodSwitching to
toEqualfor comparingdata[i++]with each parsedrowis consistent with other tests in this PR and robust against minor structural/prototype differences in the returned records.src/parser/models/FlexibleBinaryArrayCSVParser.ts (1)
38-46: Const generic forHeaderimproves typing; confirm TS version supportUsing a
consttype parameter forHeaderis a nice upgrade that preserves literal header tuples (e.g.,['name', 'age'] as const) through the parser types and is consistent with the documented usage example.Please double-check that:
- Your configured TypeScript version (and published
typesfor consumers) supportsconsttype parameters.- The minimum supported TS version / peer dependency range is updated if needed to reflect this requirement.
src/parser/api/file/parseFile.spec.ts (1)
13-16: Consistent use oftoEqualfor parsed recordsUpdating both the streaming loop and
toArrayassertion to usetoEqualkeeps the tests aligned with the rest of the suite while still ensuring deep equality against the expected objects.Also applies to: 27-29
src/parser/api/string/parseStringToStream.spec.ts (1)
24-35: Error snapshot now correctly asserts location informationThe updated inline snapshot for the rejected Promise includes
at line 2, column 1., matching the new location-awareParseErrorbehavior for invalid CSV streams.src/parser/api/string/parseString.spec.ts (1)
46-53: Location-aware ParseError snapshot is aligned with new diagnosticsThe snapshot now expecting
Unexpected EOF while parsing quoted field at line 2, column 1.matches the updated error-reporting behavior and keeps this test consistent with the other string parsing specs.src/parser/api/binary/parseBinaryStreamToStream.spec.ts (1)
43-45: LGTM!The updated error snapshot correctly reflects the enhanced location-aware error reporting. The location "line 2, column 1" accurately describes where the malformed quoted field begins in the input
'a\n"'.src/parser/api/network/parseRequest.spec.ts (1)
94-94: LGTM!Switching from
toStrictEqualtotoEqualis appropriate here. The test expectations are simple POJOs with string values, andtoEqualprovides sufficient deep equality checking for this use case.src/parser/api/binary/parseBinaryToIterableIterator.test.ts (1)
143-146: LGTM!The updated expectation correctly reflects the new default
columnCountStrategy: "fill"behavior where missing fields are filled with empty strings ("") instead ofundefined.src/parser/api/string/parseStringStream.spec.ts (1)
67-69: LGTM!The updated error snapshot correctly includes location information, consistent with the enhanced error reporting across the parser suite.
src/parser/api/string/parseStringToIterableIterator.spec.ts (1)
25-27: LGTM!The error snapshot update is consistent with the location-aware error reporting changes across the test suite.
src/parser/stream/BinaryCSVParserStream.test.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM!Clean import simplification - directly using vitest exports instead of alias variables improves readability.
65-68: LGTM!The updated expectation correctly reflects the new default behavior where missing fields are filled with empty strings. The comment accurately describes this behavior.
83-86: LGTM!Consistent with the other missing field test case - expectation correctly updated to reflect the
"fill"strategy default.src/parser/api/file/parseFileToStream.spec.ts (1)
19-22: LGTM!The switch to
toEqualis consistent with the test suite standardization and appropriate for comparing plain record objects.src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.buffer-overflow.test.ts (1)
2-2: Delimiter-based assertion correctly targets the new token modelUsing
Delimiter.Recordand checkingtokens[0]?.delimiteraligns the test with the unified token shape and continues to verify the intended behavior for the long, valid quoted field. Looks good.Also applies to: 162-164
src/parser/api/file/parseBlob.spec.ts (1)
57-58: Relaxing assertions totoEqualis appropriate for pooled/object-create recordsSwitching these checks to
toEqualkeeps the tests focused on record shape and values, which is compatible with records created viaObject.create(null)and other internal optimizations, while avoiding brittle prototype comparisons.If you want extra confidence, please confirm in the test runner docs that
toEqualperforms deep value comparison independent of object prototype differences.Also applies to: 73-74, 87-88, 101-102, 113-115
src/parser/stream/StringCSVParserStream.test.ts (1)
1-1: Updated missing-field expectation matches newfillstrategy semanticsFlushing
"Bob"with a["name", "age"]header and default settings should yield{ name: "Bob", age: "" }, so asserting an empty string for the missing field correctly reflects the defaultfillbehavior.Also applies to: 65-67
src/parser/api/file/parseFileToArray.spec.ts (1)
11-15: Use oftoEqualkeeps tests resilient to internal record representationRelaxing these expectations to
toEqualmakes the tests robust against internal changes such as usingObject.create(null)or other pooling strategies, while still validating the full record contents and ordering.If needed, double-check in your test framework docs that
toEqualperforms deep structural comparison and doesn’t depend on object prototypes.Also applies to: 22-22, 31-31, 42-45, 91-93, 101-105
src/parser/api/model/createCSVRecordAssembler.test.ts (1)
1-85: New tests thoroughly cover assembler format/strategy validationThis suite exercises the happy paths and all the important misconfiguration cases (headerless vs format, includeHeader, and disallowed strategies on object output), and the
makeTokenhelper matches the new token shape. The coverage looks solid.src/parser/api/model/createCSVRecordAssembler.ts (1)
132-148: Runtime guard for invalid objectcolumnCountStrategycombinations is well-placedThe new checks cleanly prevent using
"sparse","keep", or"truncate"with object output and provide clear migration guidance, while still allowing"fill"/"strict". Placing this after headerless/includeHeader validation but before assembler construction is appropriate.src/parser/models/FlexibleBinaryObjectCSVParser.ts (1)
38-42: LGTM! Theconstgeneric enhances type inference for header literals.This enables better type preservation when users provide headers with
as const, allowing the compiler to infer exact literal tuple types rather than widening toreadonly string[].src/parser/models/FlexibleStringObjectCSVParser.ts (1)
34-38: LGTM! Consistent type enhancement across parser implementations.The
constgeneric parameter aligns with the binary parser variant, maintaining API consistency.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.test.ts (2)
2-5: LGTM! Import updates align with the new unified token model.The imports correctly reference
Delimiterfrom constants andAnyTokenfrom types.
54-65: LGTM! Token construction correctly uses the unified format.The test tokens properly include all required fields:
value,delimiter,delimiterLength, andlocationwith the expected structure.src/core/constants.ts (1)
110-117: LGTM! Numeric enum is a good choice for hot-path performance.Using numeric constants (
0,1) instead ofSymbolenables faster comparisons in the lexer/assembler paths. This aligns with the PR's performance improvement goals.The commented-out
EOF = 2is a reasonable placeholder for future extension without disrupting the current enum values.src/parser/stream/CSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.ts (2)
4-5: LGTM! Import updates align with the unified token model.
54-73: LGTM! Token generation correctly implements the unified format.The logic properly assigns
Delimiter.Recordto the last field in each row andDelimiter.Fieldto intermediate fields, matching the expected token semantics.src/utils/memory/ReusableArrayPool.ts (1)
6-24: LGTM! Clean and efficient object pooling implementation.The design is well-suited for hot paths:
pop()is O(1) for retrieval- Factory pattern avoids unnecessary pre-allocation
maxSizeprevents unbounded memory growth- The optional
resetcallback provides flexibility for cleanupThe behavior where a throwing
resetcallback prevents the value from being pooled is actually desirable—a failed reset likely means the object is in an inconsistent state.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.spec.ts (1)
4-5: LGTM! Import updates consistent with other test files.src/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.ts (2)
27-35: LGTM!Good edge-case handling for empty CSV strings, and the unified token format with
Delimiter.Record/Delimiter.Fieldaligns correctly with the new token model.
100-124: LGTM!The nested loop correctly generates unified tokens with proper delimiter assignments for each field position. The removal of
.flat()on Line 123 is consistent sincetransformnow returns a flat structure matching the expected tokens array directly.src/parser/api/stream/createCSVRecordAssemblerTransformer.spec.ts (2)
36-42: LGTM!The unified token format correctly uses
Delimiter.FieldandDelimiter.Recordto distinguish between field and record boundaries, withdelimiterLengthindicating the delimiter's character length.
110-129: Test correctly includes location data for property-based testing—no changes needed.The test file already covers both Token (with location) and Token (without location) cases. Earlier test cases at lines 37, 53, and 72 create tokens without the location field, verifying that the transformer handles the location-disabled code path. The property-based test at lines 110-129 intentionally includes location data to test the with-location variant. Since the transformer accepts
AnyToken(which isToken<true> | Token<false>), both test cases are valid and provide appropriate coverage.src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.spec.ts (3)
8-9: LGTM!Good practice to document that
trackLocationis disabled for spec tests, with unit tests covering location tracking separately.
18-32: LGTM!Correct handling of the ambiguous case where a single empty unquoted field cannot be distinguished from an empty CSV string. The logic properly clears expectations when this edge case is detected.
206-214: Verify token generation logic for empty fields.The condition
if (quote || field !== "")only adds tokens when the field is non-empty OR when quoting is enabled. This correctly handles the case where empty unquoted fields are ambiguous, but verify this matches the lexer's actual behavior for all edge cases (e.g., empty fields in multi-field rows).src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.array-output.test.ts (5)
140-198: LGTM!Comprehensive test coverage for the new
fillstrategy (default for array format). Tests correctly verify that short rows are padded with empty strings""and long rows are truncated.
200-258: LGTM!Good coverage for the
sparsestrategy, correctly verifying that short rows are filled withundefinedvalues rather than empty strings.
366-387: LGTM!Good test for variable-length CSV handling with the
keepstrategy. The comment at Line 382 correctly notes that the first row becomes the header, so only 2 data records remain.
470-492: LGTM!Proper validation tests ensuring headerless mode (
header: []) only supportscolumnCountStrategy: 'keep'and rejectsfill,sparse,strict, andtruncatewith clear error messages.
356-363: The test is correctly aligned with the implementation.The error message in the test matches the actual implementation in
FlexibleCSVArrayRecordAssembler.ts(lines 79-80). WhenoutputFormat: "array"withcolumnCountStrategy: "sparse"and noheaderoption, the array assembler throws the error"columnCountStrategy '${this.#columnCountStrategy}' requires header option...". The factory function's validation at lines 133-141 increateCSVRecordAssembler.tshandles object format restrictions and does not apply to array format, so there is no ordering concern here.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.object-output.test.ts (5)
7-29: LGTM!Correctly updated tests for the
fillstrategy as the default for object format. Missing fields are now filled with empty strings""instead ofundefined, which is more compatible with object format semantics.
71-83: LGTM!Proper validation that
sparsestrategy is not allowed for object format, with a clear error message explaining why (sparse fills withundefined, which is incompatible with object format).
160-186: LGTM!Good validation tests ensuring
truncateandkeepstrategies are rejected for object format with appropriate error messages. This aligns with the factory function validation increateCSVRecordAssembler.ts(Lines 133-142).
207-223: LGTM!Test correctly verifies that missing fields in short rows use empty strings
""with thefillstrategy, distinguishing between "empty fields in CSV" vs "missing fields due to short rows" (both result in""for fill strategy).
241-263: LGTM!Proper validation that headerless mode (
header: []) is rejected for object format regardless ofcolumnCountStrategy, with the headerless mode check taking precedence over strategy validation.src/core/types.test-d.ts (3)
267-295: LGTM!The array format test correctly validates that all columnCountStrategy options (
"fill" | "sparse" | "keep" | "strict" | "truncate" | undefined) are allowed. The test cases cover"keep","sparse", and"truncate"strategies with proper type assertions.
297-321: LGTM!The object format restriction tests correctly validate that only
"fill" | "strict" | undefinedare allowed for object output. The@ts-expect-errorannotations properly flag"keep"and"truncate"as invalid for object format.Note: Based on the PR objectives and the relevant snippet from
src/core/types.ts,"sparse"should also be invalid for object format. Consider adding a test case with@ts-expect-errorfor"sparse"to ensure complete coverage of the documented constraint.
323-336: LGTM!The output format type assertions correctly verify that both
"array"and"object"literal types are properly inferred.src/parser/api/stream/createStringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.ts (3)
21-26: LGTM!The token expectations correctly use the new unified format with
Delimiter.FieldandDelimiter.Recordenum values, along withdelimiterLengthindicating the actual delimiter character count (1 for comma, 2 for CRLF).
123-146: LGTM!The delimiter length calculation logic correctly handles:
- Last field of last row without EOF:
delimiterLength: 0- Last field of other rows or with EOF:
delimiterLength: eol.length- Non-last fields:
delimiterLength: options.delimiter.lengthThe unified token format properly captures both the delimiter type and its length.
61-76: Edge case handling is correct and well-tested.The
ambiguousSingleEmptycheck properly addresses the CSV parsing ambiguity where a single empty unquoted field ("") cannot be distinguished from no input. The subsequentexpected.pop()correctly adjusts test expectations to match the lexer's behavior of emitting no field tokens for this case. This pattern is consistently applied across the test suite and aligns with the lexer's documented behavior.src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.test.ts (4)
6-9: LGTM!The lexer type and initialization correctly specify
trackLocation: trueas a generic parameter and option, enabling location tracking for all tests in this suite.
44-67: LGTM!The test correctly verifies escaped field with delimiter handling. The location offsets account for the quoted field (
"field"= 7 chars) plus comma delimiter, with the second field"next"starting at column 9 (offset 8).
96-120: LGTM!The test correctly verifies that trailing newlines do not produce extra empty records. The
delimiterLength: 1on the last field indicates the trailing LF was consumed as the record delimiter.
291-306: LGTM!The test correctly documents that
trackLocation: trueis required to getrowNumberin ParseError objects. This aligns with the PR's breaking change where location tracking is disabled by default for performance.src/parser/models/FlexibleBinaryCSVParser.test.ts (4)
219-235: LGTM!The test correctly verifies the
"sparse"strategy for array format: missing fields are preserved asundefinedrather than being filled with empty strings.
267-272: LGTM!The test correctly documents the new default behavior: missing fields in object format are filled with
""(empty string) when using the default"fill"strategy.
399-413: LGTM!The test explicitly verifies the
"fill"strategy behavior for object format, confirming missing fields are filled with empty strings.
427-437: LGTM!The test correctly validates that the
"truncate"strategy is rejected at construction time for object format output, with an appropriate error message pattern.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVObjectRecordAssembler.ts (6)
52-73: LGTM!The constructor correctly validates that
"sparse","keep", and"truncate"strategies are rejected for object format with clear, actionable error messages.
137-179: LGTM on the unified token processing flow.The token processing correctly:
- Tracks row number from location when available
- Stores field value and tracks content
- Advances field index on
Delimiter.Field- Completes record assembly on
Delimiter.Record- Handles header detection, empty lines, and row pool management
271-287: LGTM on the fill strategy implementation.The implementation correctly:
- Uses pre-computed
validHeaderIndicesandheaderKeysfor performance- Creates objects with
Object.create(null)for prototype pollution safety- Falls back to
""for missing field values using nullish coalescing
293-321: Double release of row buffer on strict mismatch error.In
#assembleRecordStrict, when column count doesn't match,#releaseRow(row)is called at line 300. However, the caller#assembleRecordat line 263 also calls#releaseRow(row)unconditionally after the strategy function returns. Since#assembleRecordStrictthrows, line 263 won't execute in this case, so this is actually correct.However, there's another issue: when the error is thrown, the row has been released back to the pool but the pool might reuse it. This is fine for correctness but note that
#releaseRowsetsrow.length = 0, which clears the row before it's used for error context if needed.
343-376: LGTM on row buffer pooling implementation.The pooling logic correctly:
- Takes a row and allocates a new buffer with appropriate capacity hint
- Releases rows back to the pool after clearing
- Resets builder state when buffer is replaced
- Pre-allocates buffer capacity but resets length to 0 for use
181-183: The empty#flushmethod is correct by design.The lexer (FlexibleStringCSVLexer) always emits a
Delimiter.Recordtoken for every record, including incomplete ones. When processing input without a trailing newline (e.g., "field" or "Alice,30\nBob"), the lexer emits tokens ending withDelimiter.RecordwithdelimiterLength: 0, ensuring all records are logically complete by the time they reach the assembler. Consequently, no residual data remains to be flushed.src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.ts (8)
34-36: Good use of character codes for performance.Pre-computing character codes for comparison is an effective micro-optimization that avoids repeated
charCodeAt()calls on constant strings.
57-64: Good design: Lazy position tracking for error reporting.The lazy position tracking approach (
#baseLineNumber,#baseColumn) is a good optimization—position is computed only when errors occur, which is rare in normal operation. This adds minimal overhead to the fast path.
118-132: Position computation logic is correct.The O(n) scan through the buffer for position computation is acceptable since it only executes on error paths, and the comment clearly documents this trade-off.
219-254: Trailing field delimiter handling is correctly implemented.The
#pendingTrailingFieldEOFmechanism properly handles CSV edge cases like",x,"producing 3 fields by emitting an empty token at EOF after a trailing field delimiter.
452-458: Good handling of RFC 4180 edge case.The code correctly handles quotes appearing mid-field in unquoted fields by delegating to
#parsePartialQuotedFieldNoLocation. While technically a violation of RFC 4180, this permissive approach improves compatibility with malformed CSV data.
553-565: Recursive handling of mixed quoted/unquoted fields.The recursive call to
#parseUnquotedFieldNoLocation(line 555) correctly handles cases where more unquoted content follows a quoted section. This properly supports edge cases likea"b"c"d"ewhere quoted sections are interleaved with unquoted content.
1048-1050: Verify cursor offset calculation for partial quoted fields.The offset calculation
localOffset - prefixLen - 1appears at multiple places (lines 1049, 1073). Ensure this correctly accounts for:
- The prefix consumed before the opening quote
- The opening quote itself (the
-1)The logic seems correct, but given the complexity, consider adding a unit test that specifically validates position reporting for mixed quoted/unquoted fields like
abc"def"ghi.
1188-1195: Effective segment pool implementation.The segment pool properly reuses arrays to reduce GC pressure. Setting
segments.length = 0before release correctly clears all string references while keeping the array allocation.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVArrayRecordAssembler.ts (7)
70-82: Good default strategy handling.The default strategy correctly switches between
'keep'for headerless mode and'fill'for normal mode. The validation at lines 73-82 properly enforces that strategies requiring a known column count (strict,truncate,sparse) must have an explicit header.
222-241: Good strategy pattern implementation.Assigning the strategy function once in
#setHeaderavoids switch overhead on every record assembly. The default fallback tofill(line 239) provides defensive behavior.
281-286: Type cast for sparse array is intentional.The cast
undefined as unknown as stringat line 283 is a necessary escape hatch since the internal#rowarray is typed asstring[]. The type safety is preserved at the API boundary throughCSVArrayRecord<Header, 'sparse'>which correctly types fields asstring | undefined.
295-312: Correct cleanup before throwing in strict mode.The call to
#takeRow(rowLength)at line 299 before throwing the error correctly ensures the row buffer state is reset, preventing state corruption if the error is caught and parsing continues.
356-363: Good optimization: Empty record template caching.Caching the empty record template (
#emptyRecordTemplate) and usingslice()to create copies avoids repeated array allocation andfill()calls for empty lines.
372-374: Correct header emission with defensive copy.Yielding a
slice()of the header (line 373) correctly prevents callers from mutating the internal header array. The type cast chain is verbose but necessary due to the readonly constraint on Header.
25-27: Consider adding explicitimplements CSVArrayRecordAssembler<Header>clause for clarity.While the class structurally conforms to the interface (the
assemblemethod signature matches exactly), removing the explicitimplementsclause eliminates compile-time verification of the contract. This makes it easier to accidentally break compatibility if the interface changes, and less explicit for maintainers about the intended contract. TypeScript's structural typing means the code works correctly, but explicit implementation signals intent and catches interface mismatches early.src/core/types.ts (7)
89-104: Well-designed unified token model.The
BaseTokeninterface withdelimiteranddelimiterLengthproperties cleanly unifies the previous separate token types. ThedelimiterLengthfield (0 for EOF, 1 for comma/LF/CR, 2 for CRLF) enables efficient parsing without string allocation.
157-165: Clean conditional token type.The
Token<TrackLocation>conditional type andAnyTokenunion provide good flexibility—lexers emit typed tokens based on configuration, while assemblers can accept either viaAnyToken.
701-748: Good type-level constraint enforcement for object format.The object format branch correctly restricts
columnCountStrategytoObjectFormatColumnCountStrategy(lines 742) and usesincludeHeader?: never(line 747) to prevent invalid combinations at compile time.
1586-1605: Well-documented strategy constraints.The
ObjectFormatColumnCountStrategytype usingExtractcleanly defines the subset of strategies valid for object output. The documentation clearly explains whysparse,keep, andtruncateare not supported for object format.
1781-1792: Verify default strategy consistency.The
CSVRecordtype defaultsStrategyto"keep"(line 1784), while the runtimeFlexibleCSVArrayRecordAssemblerdefaults to"fill"(for non-headerless mode). TheInferStrategyhelper (line 1330) also defaults to"fill".While this may be intentional (type-level conservatism), consider aligning the type default with the runtime default for consistency:
export type CSVRecord< Header extends ReadonlyArray<string>, Format extends CSVOutputFormat = "object", - Strategy extends ColumnCountStrategy = "keep", + Strategy extends ColumnCountStrategy = "fill", > = ...
1672-1677: Good compile-time enforcement for sparse restriction.The
CSVObjectRecordtype returnsneverwhenStrategy extends "sparse"(line 1676), causing a type error if users try to use sparse strategy with object format. This provides compile-time safety complementing the runtime check.
2082-2093: Clean generic lexer interface.The
StringCSVLexer<TrackLocation>interface properly propagates the location tracking configuration to the return type, ensuring type safety throughout the token pipeline.
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src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.field-count-limit.test.ts (1)
111-118: Potential issue: Assembler generator consumed twice.The test calls
assembler.assemble(tokens)twice - once for the assertion and once to collect records. If the assembler'sassemblemethod is a generator or has side effects, the second call may not work as expected since generators are single-use.Consider refactoring to consume the generator once:
// Should not throw - exactly at the limit - expect(() => [...assembler.assemble(tokens)]).not.toThrow(); - - // Verify the record was correctly assembled - const records = [...assembler.assemble(tokens)]; + let records: unknown[]; + expect(() => { + records = [...assembler.assemble(tokens)]; + }).not.toThrow(); expect(records).toHaveLength(1); expect(Object.keys(records[0] as object)).toHaveLength(10);src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.test.ts (2)
210-214: Typo in test name: "thorw" should be "throw".Minor typo in the test description.
- test("should thorw an error if the field is not closed", () => { + test("should throw an error if the field is not closed", () => {
226-235: Same typo: "thorw" should be "throw".- test("should thorw DOMException named AbortError if the signal is aborted", () => { + test("should throw DOMException named AbortError if the signal is aborted", () => {
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config/vitest.setup.ts (1)
3-6: Incorrect comment:endOnFailuredefaults tofalse, nottrue.The comment states this is the default value, but fast-check's
endOnFailureactually defaults tofalse. Setting it totruechanges behavior by stopping tests after the first failure without shrinking. Either update the comment to clarify this is an intentional behavioral change, or remove the misleading statement.Apply this diff to correct the comment:
fc.configureGlobal({ - // This is the default value, but we set it here to be explicit. + // Stop tests on first failure without shrinking (default is false). endOnFailure: true, });src/parser/api/file/parseFileToStream.spec.ts (3)
55-57: Consistent use oftoEqualfor single-record assertionsSame rationale as Line 19: the test still fully validates the parsed fields while avoiding brittleness against internal object shape/prototype changes.
148-152: Streaming first record: relaxed equality is fineFor the first streamed record,
toEqualis sufficient to ensure correct field values and works better with potential changes in how record objects are instantiated or pooled.
154-156: Second streamed record assertion matches updated patternThe second record check mirrors the first and stays focused on field values; no concerns with using
toEqualhere..changeset/column-count-strategy-rename.md (1)
1-5: Incorrect bump level for breaking changes.This changeset restricts
columnCountStrategyoptions for object/record-view output, rejectingkeep/truncate, which is a breaking change. The PR objectives explicitly state: "sparseis disallowed for object format and will throw at runtime." Users relying on these now-invalid options will experience runtime errors.A
patchbump is inappropriate for breaking changes. According to semantic versioning, this should be at leastminor(for 0.x versions) ormajor(for 1.x+ versions).Apply this diff:
--- -"web-csv-toolbox": patch +"web-csv-toolbox": minor ---Note: If the project is at version 1.x or higher and follows strict semver, consider using
majorinstead ofminor..changeset/performance-improvements.md (1)
40-46: Fix array vs object throughput percentage to match the tableGiven 49.0 MB/s (object) vs 89.6 MB/s (array), array format is about 1.8× faster (~83% higher throughput), not ~46%. The final sentence should be updated to avoid contradicting the table.
-Array format is approximately 46% faster than Object format for the same data. +Array format is approximately 1.8× faster (~83% higher throughput) than Object format for the same data.src/parser/api/model/createStringCSVLexer.ts (1)
37-47: Return type is missing theTrackLocationgeneric parameter.The function declares
TrackLocation extends boolean = falsebut the return typeStringCSVLexerdoesn't propagate this generic. This causes callers to lose type information about whether the returned lexer produces tokens with or without location data.export function createStringCSVLexer< Delimiter extends string = DEFAULT_DELIMITER, Quotation extends string = DEFAULT_QUOTATION, TrackLocation extends boolean = false, >( options?: StringCSVLexerOptions<Delimiter, Quotation, TrackLocation>, -): StringCSVLexer { +): StringCSVLexer<TrackLocation> { return new FlexibleStringCSVLexer<Delimiter, Quotation, TrackLocation>( options ?? {}, ); }
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src/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.ts (1)
135-137: Remove or clarify leftover placeholder comment insupercallThe comment
// undefined, // writableStrategylooks like a leftover from a previous constructor call shape and no longer matches the current arguments. It’s a bit confusing in between the arguments and doesn’t add real value. I’d either remove it or replace it with a brief explanatory comment (outside the argument list) if you want to document why custom strategies are passed here.src/parser/stream/StringCSVParserStream.test.ts (1)
56-68: Consider adding explicit tests forcolumnCountStrategyoptions.The updated expectation correctly reflects the new default
fillbehavior (missing fields →""). However, given the breaking changes in this PR, consider adding explicit test cases for:
fillstrategy: Explicitly setcolumnCountStrategy: "fill"and verify missing fields are filled with""for both object and array formats.sparsestrategy: Verify it works for array format (missing fields →undefined) and throws an error for object format (as documented in PR objectives).This would provide clearer documentation of the behavior and prevent regressions.
Example test structure:
describe("columnCountStrategy", () => { it("should fill missing fields with empty string using 'fill' strategy", async () => { const parser = new FlexibleStringObjectCSVParser({ header: ["name", "age"] as const, columnCountStrategy: "fill", }); const stream = new StringCSVParserStream(parser); const records = await transform(stream, ["Alice,30\n", "Bob"]); expect(records).toEqual([ { name: "Alice", age: "30" }, { name: "Bob", age: "" }, ]); }); it("should throw when using 'sparse' strategy with object format", () => { expect(() => { new FlexibleStringObjectCSVParser({ header: ["name", "age"] as const, columnCountStrategy: "sparse", }); }).toThrow(); }); });src/utils/memory/ReusableArrayPool.ts (1)
1-24: Simple LIFO pool implementation looks correctThe pool logic (
take+releasewith optionalreset) is clean and side-effect free beyond intended reuse. UsingInfinityas the defaultmaxSizeis fine for an internal helper, though if you ever see unbounded distinct instances in hot paths, you might want a finite default tuned to expected concurrency.docs/reference/output-format-guide.md (1)
7-40: Output format behavior and constraints look accurate; consider clarifying array+strategy nuanceThe object/array descriptions, headerless constraint (
header: []requiresoutputFormat: "array"+columnCountStrategy: "keep"), and notes about padding with""vsundefinedall match the runtime rules in the factory and assemblers.
If you want to avoid any ambiguity, you could slightly qualify “All strategies (fill,keep,truncate,sparse,strict)" for the array row to say it’s “all strategies (subject to the ColumnCountStrategy compatibility matrix)” to reinforce the cross‑doc constraint.docs/reference/column-count-strategy-guide.md (1)
7-45: ColumnCountStrategy matrix and descriptions align with the implementationThe compatibility table and per‑strategy behavior (e.g.,
fillas default,keepfor ragged/headerless,truncate/sparserequiring an explicit header, and object‑format limited tofill/strict) are consistent and clearly explained. The repeated “Need …?” phrasing in the “Choosing a Strategy” bullets is fine as a rhetorical device, but you could vary it slightly if you want to appease style checkers.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.test.ts (1)
2-4: Abort/timeout tests correctly migrated toAnyToken+Delimiter.RecordSwitching these tests to feed
AnyToken[]withdelimiter: Delimiter.Record(and location metadata) intoassembler.assemble(...)matches the new token model and keeps the AbortSignal behavior well covered for AbortError, custom reasons, and TimeoutError. If you find yourself adding more such tests later, you might consider extracting a tiny helper to construct the single empty-record token, but it’s not necessary right now.Also applies to: 43-51, 54-66, 83-96, 103-125, 135-178
src/parser/api/model/createCSVRecordAssembler.ts (1)
132-148: Object-formatcolumnCountStrategyvalidation is correct and matches docsThe new guard that forbids
sparse,keep, andtruncatewhenoutputFormatis"object"cleanly enforces the documented constraints and produces clear error messages pointing tofill/strictor switching to array output. Given that the type system still allows these combinations in some generic cases, a future enhancement could further narrow the TS types, but the runtime check here is solid.src/core/constants.ts (1)
103-117: LGTM! Unified token format improves performance.The
Delimiterenum effectively replaces Symbol-based token types with numeric constants, aligning with the performance optimization goals mentioned in the PR objectives.Consider removing or documenting the commented-out
EOF = 2member at Line 116. If it's planned for future use, a brief comment explaining the roadmap would help. If not needed, removing it would reduce clutter.Record = 1, - // /** End of file/stream */ - // EOF = 2, }src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.array-output.test.ts (1)
140-141: Clarify default strategy scope in test description.The description "(default)" may be misleading. Per the PR objectives,
fillis the default for both array and object formats when a header is provided, butkeepis required for headerless mode. Consider clarifying:- describe("fill strategy (default)", () => { + describe("fill strategy (default when header provided)", () => {src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.spec.ts (1)
197-216: Logic appears correct but consider adding a clarifying comment.The conditional
if (quote || field !== "")on line 207 omits empty unquoted fields from expectations. While this aligns with the ambiguous empty field behavior, a brief comment explaining this would improve readability for future maintainers.src/parser/api/stream/createStringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.ts (1)
85-97: Consider removing or documenting the commented-out examples.The commented examples block adds noise to the test. If these are kept for debugging purposes, consider moving them to a separate documentation comment or removing them entirely.
- { - // examples: [ - // { - // row: ["name", "age"], - // chunks: ["name,age\r\n"], - // expected: [ - // { value: "name", delimiter: Delimiter.Field, delimiterLength: 1 }, - // { value: "age", delimiter: Delimiter.Record, delimiterLength: 2 }, - // ], - // }, - // { row: [""], chunks: [""], expected: [{ value: "", delimiter: 1, delimiterLength: 0 }] }, - // ], - }, + {},src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVObjectRecordAssembler.ts (2)
232-242: Remove unreachabletruncatecase from switch statement.The
truncatecase (lines 236-237) is dead code sincetruncateis explicitly blocked in the constructor (lines 66-73). This creates maintenance confusion.Apply this diff to remove the unreachable case:
switch (this.#columnCountStrategy) { case "strict": this.#assembleRecordFn = this.#assembleRecordStrict; break; - case "truncate": - this.#assembleRecordFn = this.#assembleRecordTruncate; - break; default: this.#assembleRecordFn = this.#assembleRecordFill; break; }Additionally, you can remove the
#assembleRecordTruncatemethod (lines 327-341) entirely since it's never used in object format.
151-157: Potential redundancy in rowLength calculations.Line 151 calculates
#rowLength = Math.max(this.#rowLength, this.#fieldIndex + 1). Then after incrementing#fieldIndexon line 154, line 156-157 recalculates with the new value. The second calculation (line 156-157) is effectivelyMath.max(rowLength, fieldIndex + 2)which is always equal or greater than the first.Consider if line 151 is necessary, or if line 156-157 alone is sufficient.
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75-75: Remove debug configuration.Same debug setting to remove as noted above.
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src/parser/stream/StringCSVLexerTransformer.spec.ts (3)
4-11: LGTM on imports and test setup.The new imports for
TokenNoLocationandDelimiteralign with the unified token model. The switch from concurrent to serial test execution is a valid choice for property-based tests that may have shared state concerns.
101-118: Token expectation logic looks correct.The iteration properly assigns
Delimiter.Recordto the last field in each row andDelimiter.Fieldto all preceding fields. This aligns with the unified token model.
27-31: Good edge case handling for empty CSV.The conditional logic properly handles the empty CSV case: when
csv.length === 0, chunks become[""]and expected tokens are an empty array. This correctly distinguishes between an empty CSV and a CSV containing empty fields.
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211-235: Potentially unused@vitest/coverage-v8devDependencyYou now have both
@vitest/coverage-istanbuland@vitest/coverage-v8, but the visible Vitest config still usescoverage.provider = "istanbul". Unless you have another config that actually uses the V8 provider or plan to switch shortly,@vitest/coverage-v8looks unused and could be removed to keep installs lean (or, alternatively, switchproviderto"v8"and drop the Istanbul plugin).src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.test.ts (5)
7-11: Consider letting TS infer the lexer generics to reduce couplingThe explicit type
FlexibleStringCSVLexer<",", '"', true>onlexerwhile constructing it vianew FlexibleStringCSVLexer({ trackLocation: true })tightly couples this test to the current generic defaults. Unless you rely on these type parameters elsewhere, you can simplify to a non-parameterized type (or at most fixTrackLocationtotrue) and let inference handle the rest, making the tests more robust to future API tweaks.
217-237: AbortSignal-based tests look good; consider guarding for runtime support ofAbortSignal.timeoutThe AbortController/AbortSignal behavior and custom reason coverage are solid. One small concern is
AbortSignal.timeout(0), whose availability and semantics can vary across runtimes and Node versions. To avoid brittle failures on environments without this API or with different timing, you might:
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typeof AbortSignal.timeout !== "function", or- Use a small non-zero timeout and/or also assert on
signal.abortedbefore constructing the lexer.This keeps the semantics you’re testing while avoiding environment-specific flakes.
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275-341: Strengthen ParseError metadata assertionsThese tests nicely validate that
sourceandrowNumberare propagated on errors. Two small improvements to make them more precise:
- Assert
error instanceof ParseErrorinstead of justinstanceof Error+error.name === "ParseError"so a renamed/mis-thrown error class is caught earlier.- Where practical, assert an exact
rowNumber(or at least a narrow range) rather than> 0, if the row calculation is considered part of the contract.Not required, but would tighten the guarantees these tests provide.
379-569: Buffer overflow / DoS tests are strong; consider tuning for runtime costThese tests give thorough coverage of
maxBufferSizesemantics (default, custom, Infinity, streaming, and multiple attack patterns) and are very valuable from a robustness/security standpoint.Two optional tweaks you might consider:
- Some tests allocate quite large strings (11–20M characters). If the suite ever becomes slow or memory-sensitive, you could reduce the limits and chunk sizes proportionally (e.g., lower
maxBufferSizein tests and shrink inputs) while preserving all behaviors being asserted.- In the “Infinity” case, you could assert
.not.toThrow()instead of.not.toThrow(RangeError)if you want to be certain that no other error type is unexpectedly raised.Overall, the structure and intent of these tests look solid.
97-99: Minor typos in test descriptions/commentsVery small nits that don’t affect behavior but slightly impact readability:
- Test names:
"should thorw an error..."/"should thorw DOMException..."→"should throw...".- Description:
"EOF(RCLF)"→"EOF(CRLF)"for consistency with the actual line ending.If you touch this file again, these quick fixes will make the test output a bit cleaner.
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694-703: Duplicateheader: []+ object format runtime validation testThe test
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vite.config.ts (1)
220-233: Coverage filters and reporters look well-aligned with the test layoutThe
coverageconfiguration is consistent:includetargetssrc/**/*.ts, the newexcludepatterns cleanly drop all test/test-d files and test directories (including browser/node variants), and the reporter set plusreportsDirectory: "./coverage"are standard choices that should work smoothly with the current Istanbul provider.src/parser/models/FlexibleStringCSVLexer.test.ts (1)
343-377: Good targeted regression coverage for undefined/flush edge casesThe “Undefined checks” block is a useful guard against regressing into TypeErrors or incorrect behavior when dealing with incomplete vs complete quoted fields and simple unquoted fields. Using
toThrow(ParseError)explicitly for the incomplete case is also a good safety net against the wrong error type leaking out. No changes needed here.src/parser/models/FlexibleCSVRecordAssembler.test.ts (4)
2-3: Abort/timeout tests are correctly migrated to the unified token modelThe AbortSignal/Timeout tests now build
AnyToken[]withDelimiter.Recordand realistic locations and still exercise the expectedAbortError, custom error, andTimeoutErrorbehaviors againstcreateCSVRecordAssembler. The token shape and expectations look consistent with the new lexer/assembler API, and the tests remain focused and deterministic.Also applies to: 54-99, 114-128
181-563: Array output, includeHeader, and columnCountStrategy tests look coherent and thoroughThe new “Array Output Format” tests comprehensively exercise
outputFormat: "array",includeHeader, all columnCountStrategy options (keep,fill,sparse,strict,truncate), and headerless mode (header: []) — including variable-length rows and invalid configuration cases. The expectations line up with the documented factory constraints and the intended semantics for padding, truncation, and strictness, so this block gives strong coverage of the new behavior.
708-979: Object output and columnCountStrategy constraints are well specified in testsThe “Object Output Format” tests do a good job of pinning down the new contract:
fillandstrictas the only valid strategies for object output, with clear expectations for short/long rows and empty vs missing fields, and explicit rejections ofsparse,keep, andtruncateplus allheader: []+ object combinations. This should make regressions around the breaking strategy change very obvious.
982-1182: Prototype pollution regression coverage is strong and well targetedThe new tests around
__proto__,constructor,prototype, and other dangerous keys (including multi‑header and multi‑record cases) are very solid: they verify that parsed records have these as own string properties while fresh{}instances remain unpolluted, and they document the baselineObject.fromEntriesbehavior you rely on internally. This is exactly the kind of safety net you want around the new token/assembler changes.
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This PR includes significant internal optimizations that improve JavaScript-based CSV parsing performance, along with important API improvements.
Performance Improvements
Final Performance Results (Pure JavaScript)
Array format is approximately 46% faster than Object format for the same data.
Breaking Changes
1. Column Count Strategy Rename and New Default
columnCountStrategyoption has been updated:padtosparse: The oldpadstrategy has been renamed tosparseto better reflect its behavior of filling missing fields withundefined.fillstrategy: A new strategy that fills missing fields with empty strings (""), which is now the default for both array and object formats.sparsestrategy is now not allowed for object format becauseundefinedvalues are not type-safe for objects. Usingsparsewith object format will throw a runtime error.columnCountStrategyis nowfillinstead ofkeep/pad.Migration Guide
Before (v0.x):
After (v1.x):
2. Lexer API Changes (Low-level API only)
These changes only affect users of the low-level Lexer API. High-level APIs (
parseString,parseBinary, etc.) are unchanged.Symbolto numeric constantstrackLocation: trueto Lexer options if you need token location information. Note: Error messages still include position information even whentrackLocation: false(computed lazily only when errors occur).Who is affected?
Most users are NOT affected. Only users who directly use
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