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@Zekfad Zekfad commented Jul 16, 2025

  • Performance improvement: use initializer instead of late initialization and polymorph getters

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Use constructor initializers and final fields to remove late initialization and polymorphic getters for improved performance.

Enhancements:

  • Replace private late _time and its getter in TalkerData with a final time initialized in the constructor initializer list
  • Move TalkerData key field to a final property and initialize it via the constructor initializer
  • Simplify TalkerException and TalkerError constructors by passing key and logLevel directly to the TalkerData super constructor and removing custom getters and late fields

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this will remove late initialization checks from runtime and unnecessary
getter overloads, which will also make classes more friendly to extension
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Reviewer's Guide

Replaces late-backed fields and overridden getters with constructor initializer lists and final fields to reduce indirection and improve performance.

Class diagram for updated TalkerData, TalkerException, and TalkerError

classDiagram
  class TalkerData {
    <<abstract>>
    String? message
    LogLevel? logLevel
    Exception? exception
    Error? error
    StackTrace? stackTrace
    String? title
    DateTime time
    AnsiPen? pen
    String? key
  }

  class TalkerException {
    Exception exception
    String? message
    String? key
    String? title
    LogLevel? logLevel
    --
    +generateTextMessage()
  }

  class TalkerError {
    Error error
    String? message
    String? key
    String? title
    LogLevel? logLevel
    --
    +generateTextMessage()
  }

  TalkerException --|> TalkerData
  TalkerError --|> TalkerData
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Change Details Files
Refactor TalkerData time initialization
  • Use constructor initializer list to set time instead of late-backed field
  • Remove late DateTime _time and time getter
  • Declare time as a final field
packages/talker/lib/src/models/talker_data.dart
Reorder and finalize key and title fields in TalkerData
  • Move key declaration after pen and mark it final
  • Reposition title field near other metadata fields
packages/talker/lib/src/models/talker_data.dart
Simplify TalkerException and TalkerError constructors
  • Replace constructor bodies with super initializer lists passing key and logLevel
  • Remove late-backed _key and _logLevel fields and their getters
packages/talker/lib/src/models/talker_exception.dart
packages/talker/lib/src/models/talker_error.dart

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