Slower then cfhttp

[HarryMuc]

See https://trycf.com/gist/f303dd5bf0a815653b1cfbe04175c5c9/lucee5?theme=monokai 3-4 times slower the cfhttp?

HTTP Call count 1: 655 milliseconds count 2: 625 milliseconds count 3: 649 milliseconds count 4: 614 milliseconds count 5: 716 milliseconds count 6: 636 milliseconds count 7: 666 milliseconds count 8: 792 milliseconds count 9: 614 milliseconds count 10: 686 milliseconds

CURL Call count 1: 2707 milliseconds count 2: 2677 milliseconds count 3: 2641 milliseconds count 4: 2626 milliseconds count 5: 2612 milliseconds count 6: 2579 milliseconds count 7: 2586 milliseconds count 8: 2621 milliseconds count 9: 2581 milliseconds count 10: 2621 milliseconds

[LoicMahieu]

Hi, Yes, it is certainly slower than cfhttp. Do you have some insight to improve this ?

[HarryMuc]

Well I tried to use this library for fire and forget requests. I guess it got only slow because of the parsing, added in this revision: https://github.com/iGLOO-be/cf-curl/commit/5fc97fc0128311f638877a33f0a3fd39682d6595

Maybe it would make sense to be able to activate/deactivate the parsing - e.g. logic before and after this change?

[HarryMuc]

Or is it already possible to configure cf-curl to work similar as?

<cfexecute name = "D:\curl-7.61.1-win64-mingw\bin\curl.exe"
    arguments = "http://www.myDomain.com"
    outputFile = "#outputPath[i]#"></cfexecute>

But without writing the results to an file

[LoicMahieu]

Yep indeed parsing it slow, lot of work ^^ We could potentially add a parameter to the method exec() called boolean parse = true which simply disable the parsing. The method exec() will so return undefined.

[HarryMuc]

This would be perfect!

[HarryMuc]

Something like?

  public function exec(boolean all = false, boolean parse = true) {
    var args = _commandArgs();
    var p = _exec(variables.commandPath, args);

    if (p.exitValue() != 0) {
      return _handleProcessError(p, variables.commandPath, args);
    } else if(arguments.parse) {
      var parsed = _parse();
      return all ? parsed : (
        arrayLen(parsed) > 0 ? parsed[arrayLen(parsed)] : javaCast('null', 0)
      );
    } else {
        return 'undefined';
    }
  }

[HarryMuc]

My test executed with parsing in ~ 32 sec And without in ~ 3 sec

[HarryMuc]

Unfortunately still a little bit slower then cfhttp:

HTTP Call count 1: 807 milliseconds count 2: 864 milliseconds count 3: 571 milliseconds count 4: 650 milliseconds count 5: 656 milliseconds count 6: 763 milliseconds count 7: 647 milliseconds count 8: 675 milliseconds count 9: 687 milliseconds count 10: 685 milliseconds

CF CURL Call count 1: 961 milliseconds count 2: 775 milliseconds count 3: 773 milliseconds count 4: 759 milliseconds count 5: 789 milliseconds count 6: 791 milliseconds count 7: 763 milliseconds count 8: 790 milliseconds count 9: 789 milliseconds count 10: 828 milliseconds

CURL Call count 1: 1 milliseconds count 2: 0 milliseconds count 3: 0 milliseconds count 4: 0 milliseconds count 5: 0 milliseconds count 6: 1 milliseconds count 7: 0 milliseconds count 8: 0 milliseconds count 9: 0 milliseconds count 10: 0 milliseconds

[HarryMuc]

cURL.zip

[LoicMahieu]

Fixed in #13