Thanks for commenting. I will test. Two days ago I made a change to the route system that greatly increased performance github.com/inphinit/teeny/blob/mas..., using $slice = array_slice($this->paramRoutes, $indexRoutes, $limit); to get 20 "regex routes" and testing them at the same time (using a single preg_match), all combined with the (?J) to allow groups with the same name and then separate the "callbacks" from those routes and set group names to identify the routes to lessen the work on the "PHP side"
Before (version 0.2.6): 1566.68 requests per sec
Before (version 0.2.6): Time per request 6.383ms
After (version 0.2.7 and 0.2.8): 3995.64 requests per sec
After (version 0.2.7 and 0.2.8): Time per request 2.503ms
I still promise that I will test the "Symfony Routing component". Thanks!
Thanks for commenting. I will test. Two days ago I made a change to the route system that greatly increased performance github.com/inphinit/teeny/blob/mas..., using
$slice = array_slice($this->paramRoutes, $indexRoutes, $limit);to get 20 "regex routes" and testing them at the same time (using a singlepreg_match), all combined with the(?J)to allow groups with the same name and then separate the "callbacks" from those routes and set group names to identify the routes to lessen the work on the "PHP side"I still promise that I will test the "Symfony Routing component". Thanks!
Thanks for pointing it out, Alex. Symfony's compiler is pretty interesting. It compiles all dynamic routes into a regex that resembles a trie.
gist.github.com/hbgl/cfa637dcd9aa3...
To be fair, FastRoute also has another dispatcher implementation that uses an almost identical algorithm.