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Add reusable OOXML core extraction session - #154
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant OoxmlExtractionSession
participant ZipArchive
participant OoxmlRichBackend
Caller->>OoxmlExtractionSession: Request workbook data
OoxmlExtractionSession->>ZipArchive: Stream and parse OOXML parts
OoxmlExtractionSession-->>Caller: Return extracted workbook data
OoxmlRichBackend->>OoxmlExtractionSession: Read drawings using shared archive
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The new OOXML extraction session is internal, and the default openpyxl pipeline is unchanged. No concrete merge-blocking issue remains. The earlier scalability concern on large worksheets appears to have been fixed. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to This is an opt-in capability rather than a change to default behavior. Workbook access remains read-only, and external references are not fetched. No introduced security vulnerability was established, but concurrent use and broader integration remain unverified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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356-380: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winFix the multiplicative cost of the merge and link loops in
_cell_rows.
_cell_rowsrunsany(...)over every merged range for every stored cell. That loop costs O(cells × merges).When
include_links=True, the code also scans every emitted row for every hyperlink. That loop costs O(links × rows).This session exists to stream large worksheets. A sheet with 100k cells and 1k merges needs about 10^8 range checks. A sheet with 10k hyperlinks over 100k rows needs about 10^9 iterations. Each later
extract_cellscall repeats this work, because_cell_rowsruns again on every call even though_read_sheetcaches the parsed data.Do these two things:
- Build the set of covered follower coordinates once. Only add coordinates that exist in
data.values.- Find the emitted rows inside
r1..r2withbisecton the sorted row keys.⚡ Proposed fix
def _cell_rows(self, data: _SheetData, *, include_links: bool) -> list[CellRow]: rows: dict[int, dict[str, int | float | str]] = {} - merged = [_bounds(ref) for ref in data.merged] + covered: set[tuple[int, int]] = set() + values = data.values + for ref in data.merged: + c1, r1, c2, r2 = _bounds(ref) + if (r2 - r1 + 1) * (c2 - c1 + 1) <= len(values): + covered.update( + (r, c) + for r in range(r1, r2 + 1) + for c in range(c1, c2 + 1) + if (r, c) != (r1, c1) and (r, c) in values + ) + else: + covered.update( + (r, c) + for r, c in values + if r1 <= r <= r2 and c1 <= c <= c2 and (r, c) != (r1, c1) + ) - for (row, col), raw in sorted(data.values.items()): - if any( - c1 <= col <= c2 and r1 <= row <= r2 and (row, col) != (r1, c1) - for c1, r1, c2, r2 in merged - ): + for (row, col), raw in sorted(values.items()): + if (row, col) in covered: continue value = _normalize_cell_value(raw) if value is not None: rows.setdefault(row, {})[str(col - 1)] = value links: dict[int, dict[str, str]] = {} if include_links: + row_keys = sorted(rows) for ref, target in data.links: c1, r1, c2, r2 = _bounds(ref) - for row in rows: - if r1 <= row <= r2: - links.setdefault(row, {}).update( - {str(col - 1): target for col in range(c1, c2 + 1)} - ) + start = bisect_left(row_keys, r1) + stop = bisect_right(row_keys, r2) + for row in row_keys[start:stop]: + links.setdefault(row, {}).update( + {str(col - 1): target for col in range(c1, c2 + 1)} + )Add
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Review comments at @src/exstruct/core/ooxml_session.py:
- Around line 356-380: Update `_cell_rows` to avoid checking every merged range
for every cell: build a set of covered follower coordinates, adding only
coordinates present in `data.values`, and use it when emitting rows. For
hyperlinks, sort the emitted row keys and use `bisect_left`/`bisect_right` to
visit only rows within each link’s bounds; add the required bisect imports.
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Addressed the reviewed performance and documentation observations in 40296a5.
Validation: 27 focused tests, 1,040 full tests with 12 external-runtime tests deselected, coverage 83.57%, eight existing workbook parity comparisons, Ruff, strict mypy and diff checks all passed. Remote checks for the new commit are separate from these local results. The earlier Orca PASS applies to the original 807e206 commit; the follow-up is covered by the updated tests above. |
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Summary
Add an internal OOXML extraction session so core workbook data can be read
directly from
.xlsx/.xlsmarchives before a separate default-path migration.cell normalization, cached values, dates, formula maps, hyperlinks and merges.
centralize relationship resolution and preserve external hyperlink targets.
and document the internal contract and limitations.
path in drawing extraction; index sparse merge followers and hyperlink rows.
The current light-mode/openpyxl pipeline remains unchanged. Formula calculation,
border-based table heuristics and default-path migration are outside this change.
Closes #149.
Tests
rtk uv run --extra all pytest tests/core/test_ooxml_extraction_session.py tests/core/test_ooxml_package.py tests/core/test_ooxml_drawing.py tests/core/test_ooxml_relocated_workbook.py -q --tb=short— 27 passed, including review regressions for text ordering, relocated charts/shapes and sparse sheet-wide merges.rtk uv run --extra all pytest -m "not com and not render and not libreoffice" -q --tb=short --cov=exstruct --cov-report=term --cov-fail-under=80— 1,040 passed, 12 deselected; coverage 83.57% (80% gate passed).OpenpyxlBackend cell/link, formula, print-area and merged-range outputs.
rtk uv run ruff check . --no-fix— passed.rtk uv run ruff format --check src/exstruct/core/ooxml_session.py src/exstruct/core/ooxml_drawing.py tests/core/test_ooxml_extraction_session.py tests/core/test_ooxml_relocated_workbook.py— passed.rtk uv run --extra all mypy src/exstruct --strict— passed.rtk git diff --check— passed.807e206826ae419aa93bea99be38f0ff4895dd15(
gpt-6-luna,xhigh) — PASS, no confirmed in-scope findings; the reviewerindependently reran the focused/full tests, eight-workbook parity, Ruff and mypy.
200 links; local row construction changed from 0.684129 s to 0.124096 s on
first use (0.099105 s cached). This is a synthetic row-only comparison.
Excel COM/render and real LibreOffice runtime tests were excluded. Remote CI
results will be reported by this PR's checks.
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