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perf: perform difference using internals #451

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  • perf: perform difference using internals
  • chore: improve test coverage for #difference

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new function to compute differences between graph indices, enhancing the comparison capabilities of the N3Store.
    • Updated the N3Store's equality method to handle differences more effectively between instances.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive tests for the new difference and union methods to ensure accuracy and reliability in functionality.

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The changes introduce a new difference function in the N3Store class, which computes the differences between two graph indices. It modifies the equality method to utilize this function when comparing instances with the same entity index. Additionally, a series of tests are added to validate the functionality of the difference and union methods, ensuring correct behavior in various scenarios.

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src/N3Store.js Added difference function to compute differences between graph indices and modified equality method for N3Store instances.
test/N3Store-test.js Introduced tests for difference and union methods, verifying expected behaviors and properties.

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  • perf: perform difference using internals #451: The main PR introduces a difference function in src/N3Store.js, and this retrieved PR also focuses on enhancing the difference functionality, indicating a direct connection in terms of code changes and objectives.

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@jeswr jeswr changed the title perf/difference dataset perf: perform difference using internals Sep 21, 2024
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48-78: Well-implemented 'difference' function for computing graph differences

The newly introduced difference function accurately computes the difference between two _graphs indices, handling nested structures recursively and correctly returning false when there are no differences. This addition enhances the store's capability to efficiently determine differences between datasets.


931-939: Efficient utilization of 'difference' function in dataset difference computation

In the difference method, the implementation effectively uses the new difference function when the other N3Store shares the same _entityIndex. This approach optimizes the performance by directly computing the differences in the internal _graphs representation, rather than iterating over each quad. The fallback to filtering quads when _entityIndex differs ensures compatibility with other datasets.

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