Add Presenter VM Property Analyzer Script#76
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CodSpeed Performance ReportMerging #76 will degrade performances by 23.73%Comparing Summary
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I've analyzed the performance regression reported by CodSpeed and created a PR with optimizations to address the issue: 🚀 View PR #79 🚀 The optimizations focus on:
These changes should significantly reduce the performance impact on the codebase parsing benchmark while maintaining the same functionality. |
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This PR adds a script to analyze presenter files (*.presenter.tsx or *.presenter.ts) and identify properties in the VM method that are simple repeats of other properties or props.
Features
vm()method in each presenterUsage
Example
The script includes a sample presenter file that demonstrates the analysis. When run on this sample, it correctly identifies properties that are simple repeats of props.
Why This Matters
Identifying redundant property mappings can help: