@vltpkg/fast-split 0.0.0-0.1730239248325 → 0.0.0-0.1730724342581
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used to quickly parse a small-to-medium sized string by a given
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# @vltpkg/fast-split
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This is a very fast alternative to `String.split()`, which can be used to quickly parse a small-to-medium sized string by a given delimiter.
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**[It's fast](#how-fast-is-it)**
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**[Usage](#usage)**
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## How Fast Is It!?
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This is about 10% faster for splitting short strings by a short delimiter. When we have to walk the resulting list for any reason, or limit the number of items returned, it's an even bigger difference.
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2024 M1 macbook pro, using node 20.11.0, v8 version 11.3.244.8-node.17 Counts are operations per ms, splitting the string '1.2.3-asdf+foo' by the delimiter '.', transforms calling part.toUpperCase(), and limits at 2 items
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## Usage
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```js
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import { fastSplit } from '@vltpkg/fast-split'
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