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@educorvi/rita

v5.2.1

Published

JSON Schema for rules that can be used to evaluate data and a Typescript implementation to evaluate those rules

Downloads

434

Readme

Rule It All (Rita)

JSON Schema for rule-based evaluation and an Typescript Implementation to evaluate it

Schema

The Schema is available in the schema-folder and has the id https://raw.githubusercontent.com/educorvi/rita/main/rita-core/src/schema/schema.json. Documentation on the schema can be found here.

Implementation

Data can be evaluated against rules. Example:

/** Rules */
import exampleRule from '../assets/example1.json';
/** Data */
import { exampleData } from '../assets/exampleData';

/** The Parser class is used to parse a JSON Ruleset and use it for evaluation */
import { Parser } from '@educorvi/rita';

/** Parse ruleset */
const ruleSet: Array<Rule> = Parser.parseRuleSet(exampleRule);

/** Check wether data fulfilles the first rule in the ruleSet */
const result: boolean = ruleSet[0].evaluate(exampleData);

Documentation

The documentation of the schema and the implementation can be found here: https://educorvi.github.io/rita/rita-core/docs/index.html