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perf: compile regexes once per acronym instead of per content
The regex compilation was happening inside the inner loop which was inefficient. Now regexes are compiled once per acronym pattern outside the content processing loop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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generator/helpers.go

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@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ func toSingular(s string) string { return inflection.Singular(s) }
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// For example: Id -> ID, Api -> API, Sql -> SQL, Url -> URL.
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func FixAcronyms(content []byte) []byte {
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// Common Go acronyms that should be all caps, with their correct form.
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acronymReplacements := []struct {
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acronyms := []struct {
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pattern string
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replacement string
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}{
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{"Ip", "IP"},
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{"Json", "JSON"},
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{"Jwt", "JWT"},
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{"S3", "S3"}, // already correct, included for completeness
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{"Sql", "SQL"},
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{"Ssh", "SSH"},
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{"Tcp", "TCP"},
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result := string(content)
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for _, r := range acronymReplacements {
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// Only process if the pattern differs from replacement (skip already-correct cases)
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if r.pattern == r.replacement {
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continue
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}
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// Use three patterns to handle acronym in different positions:
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// 1. `([a-z])(Acronym)([A-Z])` - acronym in middle of camelCase, e.g., "JsonM" in "userJsonM"
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// 2. `([a-z])(Acronym)$` - acronym at end of identifier, e.g., "Id" in "userId"
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// 3. `([a-z])(Acronym)([^A-Za-z])` - acronym followed by non-letter (space, punctuation, etc.)
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regexMid := regexp.MustCompile(`([a-z])(` + r.pattern + `)([A-Z])`)
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regexEnd := regexp.MustCompile(`([a-z])(` + r.pattern + `)$`)
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regexNonLetter := regexp.MustCompile(`([a-z])(` + r.pattern + `)([^A-Za-z])`)
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// For middle case: preserve the following uppercase letter via ${3}
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result = regexMid.ReplaceAllString(result, "${1}"+r.replacement+"${3}")
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// For non-letter case: preserve the following character via ${3}
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result = regexNonLetter.ReplaceAllString(result, "${1}"+r.replacement+"${3}")
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// For end case: no ${3} since there's no following letter
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result = regexEnd.ReplaceAllString(result, "${1}"+r.replacement)
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for _, a := range acronyms {
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// Pre-compile regexes once per acronym (not inside inner loop).
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// Use three patterns to handle acronyms in different positions:
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// 1. Mid: `([a-z])(Acronym)([A-Z])` - acronym in middle of camelCase.
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// 2. End: `([a-z])(Acronym)$` - acronym at end of identifier.
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// 3. NonLetter: `([a-z])(Acronym)([^A-Za-z])` - acronym followed by non-letter.
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regexMid := regexp.MustCompile(`([a-z])(` + a.pattern + `)([A-Z])`)
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regexEnd := regexp.MustCompile(`([a-z])(` + a.pattern + `)$`)
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regexNonLetter := regexp.MustCompile(`([a-z])(` + a.pattern + `)([^A-Za-z])`)
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// For middle case: preserve the following uppercase letter via ${3}.
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result = regexMid.ReplaceAllString(result, "${1}"+a.replacement+"${3}")
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// For non-letter case: preserve the following character via ${3}.
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result = regexNonLetter.ReplaceAllString(result, "${1}"+a.replacement+"${3}")
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// For end case: no ${3} since there's no following letter.
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result = regexEnd.ReplaceAllString(result, "${1}"+a.replacement)
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}
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return []byte(result)

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