The results, with html-truncate 1.2.2 and Node v8.9.0:
1ms for <div a="x"></div>
1ms for <div a00000009="x"></div>
0ms for <div a000000010="x"></div>
1ms for <div a0000000011="x"></div>
2ms for <div a00000000012="x"></div>
3ms for <div a000000000013="x"></div>
5ms for <div a0000000000014="x"></div>
12ms for <div a00000000000015="x"></div>
22ms for <div a000000000000016="x"></div>
34ms for <div a0000000000000017="x"></div>
67ms for <div a00000000000000018="x"></div>
122ms for <div a000000000000000019="x"></div>
230ms for <div a0000000000000000020="x"></div>
450ms for <div a00000000000000000021="x"></div>
880ms for <div a000000000000000000022="x"></div>
1828ms for <div a0000000000000000000023="x"></div>
4199ms for <div a00000000000000000000024="x"></div>
7585ms for <div a000000000000000000000025="x"></div>
Things start getting a little out of hand beyond ten characters.
This code times a bunch of attribute keys:
The results, with html-truncate 1.2.2 and Node v8.9.0:
Things start getting a little out of hand beyond ten characters.
Possibly related to #24?