⚡ Optimize detectArchitectureFramework execution speed#8
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⚡ Optimize detectArchitectureFramework execution speed
💡 What: Replaced the use of multiple
.some()calls and a.map()chained operation indetectArchitectureFrameworkwith a single, optimizedforloop that iterates over the scan files.🎯 Why: The previous implementation traversed the array of files up to 5 times due to the
.mapand consecutive.somecalls. This change processes each file exactly once and can return early if the highest-priority framework (Next.js) is found, avoiding unnecessary iterations and regular expression tests.📊 Measured Improvement:
Baseline (100 iterations on 5000 mock files): ~1186 ms
Optimized (100 iterations on 5000 mock files): ~722 ms
Improvement: Execution time reduced by ~39.1%.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7448971416035174037 started by @julesklord