Optimise clean function perf
See original GitHub issueCool lib!
What about
const clense = (a, b) => {
b && a.push.apply(a, b)
return a
}
or maybe?
const clense = (a, b) => {
b && a.push.apply(a, [b])
return a
}
to save some memory via mutating?
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Hahaa, I am a small way through implementing these… in Tead like @okwolf suggested! There is only a simple set to start off with. I will push them up after work this evening.
@okwolf https://github.com/lukejacksonn/ijk/pull/5