Is it possible to use lua-radix-router to get the best performance? about skynet_fly HOT 11 CLOSED

I need to compare before deciding whether to replace

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I made a PR here #22. Let me know if you have concerns.

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Thank you for your recommendation, I need to think about it carefully

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Take your time. Do you have test cases for the current router based on rax. I don't see GitHub workflow in this repo. I would like to run the test

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The test cases for rax are available here https://github.com/hanxi/lua-rax.
Introduction to the workflow of this project. Sorry, the English version is not available yet. You can take a look at the Chinese version introduction

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Already replaced, the test results are here https://huahua132.github.io/2024/01/14/skynet_fly/benchmark_rax/

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That's nice. Can you share your benchmark scripts? I'd like to double check them. Perhaps you can upload the benchmark in a separate repo so everyone can reproduce it.

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script is here https://github.com/huahua132/skynet_fly/blob/master/test/module/radix_router_test_m.lua
You can run it like this
git clone https://github.com/huahua132/skynet_fly.git
make build
cd test
sh make.sh
sh sh script/restart.sh load_mods_radix_router.lua
vim logs/server.log

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I couldn't run the tests due to some dependencies issue. It looks like you added micro-benchmarks on this repo. Another way is moving it outside this repo so you keep this repo cleaner(and no unnecessary dependencies), and you can have the integration benchmark in this repo which tells the performance of the web framework. But it's up to you.

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Sorry, this suggestion cannot be adopted. The web is only one of the functions of the framework. The web also relies on many framework functions, so it is not easy to separate them independently.

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