- Implement performance-optimized Node.js version (optimized.js)
- Implement performance-optimized browser ESM version (optimized.mjs)
- Add pre-allocated buffers to reduce memory allocation overhead
- Implement random bytes pooling (1KB) to minimize crypto calls
- Optimize Base64URL encoding algorithm
- Add batch generation support for bulk operations
- Achieve 321% performance improvement over original implementation
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- Add comprehensive test suite with node:test framework
- Test UUID format validation and Base64URL encoding
- Verify monotonicity within same millisecond
- Test batch generation functionality
- Add performance comparison tests
- Create detailed benchmark suite comparing original vs optimized
- Benchmark shows 321% performance improvement
- All tests passing with proper code style compliance
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This commit refactors the optimized timestamp generator (`optimized.js`) to significantly improve both performance and code readability.
Key changes:
- Replaced the custom Base64URL encoder with the native and faster `buffer.toString('base64url')`.
- Removed the inefficient busy-wait loop (`waitNextMillisecond`) for handling sequence overflows. The generator now increments the timestamp, which is a more robust and CPU-friendly approach.
- Optimized sequence initialization by using random bytes from the pre-filled pool instead of making a separate call to `crypto.randomInt`.
- Simplified the timestamp writing logic by using `writeBigUInt64BE` for better performance and clarity.
These changes result in an ~8x performance improvement based on benchmark tests, while making the code easier to understand and maintain.