msagent.js: Cache parsed ACS data
Instead of duplicating it per every instance of an Agent, since it is never mutated by an Agent, we can just cache it.
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@ -13,7 +13,15 @@ export class AcsData {
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images: AcsImageEntry[] = [];
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}
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function agentCharacterParseACS(buffer: BufferStream): AcsData {
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// Cache of ACS data per character (for agentCreateCharacterFromUrl)
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let acsDataCache = new Map<string, AcsData>();
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// Purges the ACS cache.
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export function agentPurgeACSCache() {
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acsDataCache.clear();
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}
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export function agentCharacterParseACS(buffer: BufferStream): AcsData {
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// Make sure the magic is correct for the ACS file.
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if (buffer.readU32LE() != 0xabcdabc3) {
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throw new Error('The provided data buffer does not contain valid ACS data.');
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@ -47,12 +55,22 @@ function agentCharacterParseACS(buffer: BufferStream): AcsData {
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return acsData;
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}
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export function agentCreateCharacter(data: Uint8Array): Agent {
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return new Agent(agentCharacterParseACS(new BufferStream(data)));
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export function agentCreateCharacter(data: AcsData): Agent {
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return new Agent(data);
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}
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export async function agentCreateCharacterFromUrl(url: string) {
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export async function agentCreateCharacterFromUrl(url: string) : Promise<Agent> {
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// just return the cache object
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if(acsDataCache.has(url)) {
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return agentCreateCharacter(acsDataCache.get(url)!);
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} else {
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let res = await fetch(url);
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let data = await res.arrayBuffer();
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return agentCreateCharacter(new Uint8Array(data));
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let buffer = new Uint8Array(data);
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let acsData = agentCharacterParseACS(new BufferStream(buffer));
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acsDataCache.set(url, acsData);
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return agentCreateCharacter(acsData);
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}
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}
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