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Change to sync #74

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@lvl99 lvl99 commented Jun 12, 2020

In reference to #50 :

I've made a quick stab at turning kuroshiro (and kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji) sync, and I found that the dependency kuromoji has lag when building the data files so requires callback/promise when initialising kuroshiro/kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji -- since @hexenq stated that other analyzers need to be async (although I haven't looked at those analyzers nor do I know if they require async parse), this is not a blocking issue to going sync IMO.

My exploration was mainly to see if it is easy enough to change the kuroshiro.convert to sync (it is at least with kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji). I would maybe advocate for creating additional functions with a Sync suffix to separate between async and sync return output. Other analyzers will need to support synchronous parse (i.e. parseSync) since that's used within kuroshiro.convert method: hexenq/kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji#6

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Random review from a random guy but... I hope it helps 😅

* @returns {Promise<string>} Promise result of conversion
*/
convert(str, options) {
return Promise.resolve(this.convertSync(str, options));
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I believe this should be the following:

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return Promise.resolve(this.convertSync(str, options));
return Promise.resolve().then(() => this.convertSync(str, options));

This is based on what import(...) is transpiled to when targeting CommonJS, and this approach has a few benefits:

  • The execution is delayed instead of done immediately (better async I/O).
  • If this.convertSync(str, options) throws, this will cause a promise rejection, currently it throws a sync error, which makes .catch() not work.
  • Much cleaner than a try/catch using Promise.resolve and Promise.reject.

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