⚡ perf: remove artificial delay in batch conversion - #5
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Removes the 50ms `setTimeout` delay in the batch conversion processing loop of `docs/index.html`. This delay was previously introducing an unnecessary sequential delay for each processed image. The timeout has been reduced to 0ms, maintaining the event loop yield necessary for UI updates, but eliminating the artificial bottleneck. This results in a ~10x speedup for processing batches of small images (e.g. going from ~2900ms to ~300ms for 50 small images). Co-authored-by: paul0728 <44644609+paul0728@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Reduced the
setTimeoutdelay in the image conversion loop indocs/index.htmlfrom50to0.🎯 Why: The 50ms delay per image was purely artificial and served only to yield to the browser's event loop to update the UI status text. Using
setTimeout(..., 0)achieves the same event-loop yielding while avoiding an unnecessary 50ms sleep penalty per processed image. This was causing a significant slowdown during batch conversions.📊 Measured Improvement: We created a benchmark script generating 50 100x100 PNG images and passing them through the UI conversion flow.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9571892732053358416 started by @paul0728