⚡ Bolt: Pre-compile regular expressions in Python backend#542
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Pre-compiled regular expressions at the module level in app.py and resume_generator.py to reduce regex compilation overhead during string operations like LaTeX escaping and Markdown parsing. Co-authored-by: aafre <8656674+aafre@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request focuses on performance optimization and code style improvements. Key changes include pre-compiling regular expressions at the module level across app.py and resume_generator.py to reduce overhead in frequently called functions like markdown parsing and LaTeX escaping. Additionally, imports have been reorganized for better readability, and various formatting adjustments were made to ensure consistency throughout the codebase. I have no feedback to provide as there were no review comments to assess.
This reverts the previous optimization due to being closed as a duplicate of PR #542. Co-authored-by: aafre <8656674+aafre@users.noreply.github.com>
💡 What
Pre-compiled regular expressions at the module level in
app.pyandresume_generator.pyinstead of dynamically compiling them within functions during each invocation.🎯 Why
String manipulation functions for Markdown parsing, LaTeX escaping, and URL/handle matching are called frequently when rendering resumes. Dynamically compiling regex patterns (or relying on
re's internal cache) adds unnecessary overhead on these hot paths.📊 Impact
Reduces regex compilation overhead for string operations based on isolated benchmarks:
🔬 Measurement
Run
python3 -m pytest tests/to ensure all functionality is preserved. Code clarity is maintained while string processing overhead is measurably reduced.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1731032989450279909 started by @aafre