feat: add validate function and improve performance #420
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Shifts validation to `validate` function which gives the user more control over when expensive validation operations take place. For example we currently run multiple regex passes over IP addresses when creating new multiaddrs which can cause CPU bottlenecks.
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Refs: ipshipyard/roadmaps#1 |
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Shifts expensive validation to
validatefunction which gives the user more control over operations take place.Basic validation is still performed (port numbers, IP syntax, etc) but it's no longer done every time we create a new multiaddr from existing data.
For example we currently run multiple regex passes over IP addresses when creating new multiaddrs which can cause CPU bottlenecks.
Running the benchmark added in this PR it's an order of magnitude faster: