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src/lib.rs (8)

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Consider implementing Index for u8 and u64.

Implementing the Index trait for additional integer types such as u8 and u64 could enhance the flexibility and usability of the library, especially for applications that may benefit from smaller or larger index sizes.

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Refine the documentation for Earcut::new.

The documentation for Earcut::new could be enhanced by providing more details about the initial state of the Earcut instance and how it's intended to be used in the context of polygon triangulation.

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Use Vec::with_capacity in Earcut::new for performance.

Consider initializing the Vec fields in Earcut::new with a predefined capacity using Vec::with_capacity to potentially reduce the number of reallocations during the triangulation process, especially if an approximate upper bound of the required capacity can be estimated based on typical use cases.

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Clarify the role of Earcut::reset.

The Earcut::reset method's purpose and usage could be more clearly documented. Specifically, it would be helpful to explain when and why a user might need to reset an Earcut instance, and what the implications are for the instance's internal state.

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Consider adding unit tests for Earcut functionality.

The PR introduces significant functionality with the Earcut struct. Adding unit tests could help ensure the correctness of the implementation and facilitate future maintenance. Would you like assistance in creating these tests?

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Optimize Earcut::earcut for large datasets.

The Earcut::earcut method could be optimized for handling large datasets. For example, consider using more efficient data structures for spatial queries or parallelizing parts of the algorithm that can be executed independently.

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Ensure consistent error handling.

The current implementation of Earcut::earcut and related methods does not explicitly handle errors or invalid input. Consider adding error handling mechanisms to provide clear feedback to users about issues with their input data.

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Validate input data in Earcut::earcut.

Before processing, validate the input data in Earcut::earcut to ensure it meets the expected format and constraints. This could prevent unexpected behavior or errors during the triangulation process.

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• tests/fixture.rs (1 hunks)
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• src/lib.rs

examples/example.rs (1)

1-1: The update of the import statement from earcut_rs to earcut correctly reflects the crate's new name and aligns with the PR's objectives. LGTM!

benches/benchmark.rs (1)

5-5: The update of the import statement from earcut_rs::Earcut to earcut::Earcut correctly reflects the crate's new name and aligns with the PR's objectives. LGTM!

tests/fixture.rs (1)

1-1: The update of the import statement from earcut_rs to earcut for the deviation and Earcut modules correctly reflects the crate's new name and aligns with the PR's objectives. LGTM!

tests/simple.rs (1)

1-1: The update of the import statement from earcut_rs to earcut for the deviation and Earcut modules correctly reflects the crate's new name and aligns with the PR's objectives. LGTM!

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• examples/example.rs

• Cargo.toml
• benches/benchmark.rs
• src/lib.rs
• tests/fixture.rs
• tests/simple.rs