I just call that method in a for, after a HTTP GET (i get JSON that
contains some exerciseTemplates),
NSURLSessionDataTask *exerciseTask = [[SessionManager sharedSessionManager]
GET:EXERCISE_LIST_PATH parameters:params success:^(NSURLSessionDataTask *
task, id responseObject) {
NSDictionary *JSON = (NSDictionary *)responseObject;
[self parseExercises:JSON];
} failure:^(NSURLSessionDataTask *task, NSError *error) {
DDLogError(@"Could not load exercises!");
}];
and here the parsing method:
- (void)parseExercises:(NSDictionary *)JSON {
NSArray *tempArray = [JSON valueForKey:@"exercises"];
for (NSDictionary *dict in tempArray) {
ExerciseTemplate *template = [[ExerciseTemplate alloc] init];
NSString *exerciseName = [dict valueForKey:@"name"];
NSString *exercise_id = [dict valueForKey:@"id"];
NSNumber *dynamic = [dict valueForKey:@"dynamic"];
NSNumber *uniateral = [dict valueForKey:@"unilateral"];
NSString *content = [dict valueForKey:@"content"];
NSNumber *repetitionMaximum = [dict valueForKey:@
"repetition_maximum"];
NSDictionary *thresholdDict = [dict valueForKey:@"thresholds"];
NSDictionary *polygonDict = [dict valueForKey:@"polygon"];
template.name = exerciseName;
template.template_id = exercise_id;
template.dynamic = dynamic.boolValue;
template.unilateral = uniateral.boolValue;
template.content = content;
template.repetitionMaximum = repetitionMaximum.floatValue;
template.thresholdDict = thresholdDict;
template.polygonExplosiveness = [polygonDict objectForKey:@"ex"
];
template.polygonPower = [polygonDict objectForKey:@"po"];
template.polygonResistance = [polygonDict objectForKey:@"re"];
template.polygonStrength = [polygonDict objectForKey:@"st"];
template.polygonVelocity = [polygonDict objectForKey:@"sp"];
//[transaction setObject:template forKey:template.template_id
inCollection:EXERCISE_TEMPLATE_COLLECTION];
[[TPADatabaseManager sharedManager] saveExeciseTemplate:template
];
//}];
}
}
Yes, i know, i can just skip the "parsing"/allocation/init of an
exerciseTemplate, and put in DB value from Dictionary, that i do in for's
body but i do not think is that my problem. Am i right?
I'm currently trying some other strategies to lighten the algorithm.
Thank you for the help.
Il giorno giovedì 16 luglio 2015 17:59:33 UTC+2, Jens Alfke ha scritto:
>
>
> On Jul 16, 2015, at 12:59 AM, Daniel Sonny Agliardi <[email protected]
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
> This "issue" happens when i do about 30 UPDATE queries in a for.
>
>
> Can you show what your code looks like? I’m not sure exactly what you’re
> calling because there’s nothing in Couchbase Lite called literally “UPDATE”.
>
> Also, are you saying it takes 12 seconds (the time shown in the profile)
> to do 30 document updates? That’s way off from our benchmarks; you should
> be able to update something like 1,000 docs a second (depending on the
> device and the size of the docs of course.)
>
> —Jens
>
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