ZenVoich / mops

Package manager for the Motoko programming language
https://mops.one
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Stable memory and GC bench #247

Closed ZenVoich closed 2 months ago

ZenVoich commented 2 months ago

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

Walkthrough

The changes involve enhancements to benchmarking logic across multiple modules, including improved metric validation, expanded benchmark metrics, and refined reporting of results. New metrics related to stable memory have been introduced, along with structural updates to data types and interfaces. The user interface for displaying benchmark results has also been enhanced, providing clearer and more detailed insights into performance metrics.

Changes

Files Change Summary
backend/main/PackagePublisher.mo, backend/main/types.mo Enhanced validation logic for benchmark metrics, expanded BenchmarkMetric type documentation.
bench/array.bench.mo Updated benchmark configuration with new columns and ensured proper array initialization for specific cases.
bench/stable-memory.bench.mo Introduced a new benchmarking module for stable memory management, defining test parameters and logic.
cli/commands/bench.ts Improved benchmark result reporting with new metrics and formatted output using the filesize library.
cli/commands/bench/bench-canister.mo Defined a new BenchResult type and updated functions to accommodate additional stable memory metrics.
cli/declarations/bench/bench.did, cli/declarations/bench/bench.did.d.ts, cli/declarations/bench/bench.did.js Expanded BenchResult type with new fields for detailed memory metrics.
cli/package.json Added filesize dependency and reorganized the eslint dependency in the package.
frontend/components/package/PackageBenchmark.svelte Enhanced component to format and display new memory metrics with improved table structures.
frontend/components/package/PackageBenchmarksDiff.svelte Introduced new type alias for metrics and added a function to compute total differences across benchmarks.
frontend/logic/benchmark-utils.ts Improved handling of undefined values in the getMetricNum function, altering its return type.
frontend/components/package/Package.svelte Modified CSS styling for improved layout and responsiveness of GitHub dependency components.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant BenchmarkModule
    participant ReportingModule
    participant UIComponent

    User->>BenchmarkModule: Initiate benchmarking
    BenchmarkModule->>ReportingModule: Collect metrics data
    ReportingModule-->>BenchmarkModule: Return metrics results
    BenchmarkModule->>UIComponent: Pass results for display
    UIComponent-->>User: Show formatted benchmark results

Poem

🐇 In the meadow where numbers play,
The benchmarks hop and dance all day.
With metrics new and insights bright,
We measure our leaps, oh what a sight!
Through stable memory, we find our way,
Hopping high, we're here to stay! 🐇


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