feat: SingletonPropertyDataFetcher, avoid allocating a PropertyDataFetcher per property per graphql operation #2079
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📝 Description
Inspired by graphql-java/graphql-java#3754.
Currently, graphql-kotlin, through the KotlinDataFetcherFactoryProvider creates a PropertyDataFetcher per source's property.
This instance is created every single time the graphql-java DataFetcherFactory is invoked, which happens to be on runtime per property per graphql-operation.
This PR will introduce a new object class
SingletonPropertyDataFetcher
which will host its own singleton factory that will always returnSingletonPropertyDataFetcher
which will store allKProperty.Getter<*>
s in a ConcurrentHashMap.Instead of just replacing the SimpleKotlinDataFetcherFactoryProvider, I am creating a new one, to avoid breaking changes, and to allow users to decide what they want, this switch might come with a cost, we are avoiding object allocations, in favor of a singleton that will possibly hold thousands of
KProperty.Getter<*>
s.