Optimization: use a more efficient regexp for hexadecimal check #1200
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Quick benchmarks: - When `value` is hexadecimal string (TX hash): - before: 1.0965 sec - after : 0.3652 sec (-66.7 %) - When `value` is not hexadecimal string (TX hash + 'g'): - before: 1.4546 sec - after : 0.7022 sec (-51.7 %)
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This is great, thanks @BoboTiG |
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Quick benchmarks (reusing values from ethereum/eth-utils@f0139f0, I know TX hash is irrelevant here, but results should be the same for addresses):
When
valueis hexadecimal string (TX hash):When
valueis not hexadecimal string (TX hash + 'g'):