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logiqual

v1.0.4

Published

A lightweight library for comparing boolean functions and generating truth tables.

Downloads

327

Readme

⚖️ logiqual

A lightweight library for comparing boolean functions and generating truth tables. This tool allows you to validate the equality of logical expressions efficiently and effectively.

🚀 Features

  • Functions comparison – determine if two boolean functions produce the same outputs for all possible inputs.
  • Truth table generation – create detailed truth tables for any variadic boolean function.
  • Detailed mismatch reporting – provides specific input combinations where functions differ.

🛠️ Installation

npm install logiqual

📖 Usage

Comparing Functions

import { compareFunctions } from 'logiqual';

const result = compareFunctions(
  (x, y) => x && y,
  (x, y) => x || y
);

console.log(result.isEqual); // false
console.log(result.differences); // Detailed differences

Generating a Truth Table

import { generateTruthTable } from 'logiqual';

const table = generateTruthTable((a, b) => a && b);
console.table(table);

Command Line Interface (CLI)

You can also use it via the command line:

npx logiqual '(x, y) => x && y' '(x, y) => x || y'
# false
# [
#   [
#     { x: false, y: true, result: false },
#     { x: false, y: true, result: true }
#   ],
#   [
#     { x: true, y: false, result: false },
#     { x: true, y: false, result: true }
#   ]
# ]

🔧 API

compareFunctions(funcA: VariadicFunction, funcB: VariadicFunction): { isEqual: boolean; differences: Difference[] }

Compares two boolean functions for equality based on their outputs for all possible input combinations.

  • funcA (VariadicFunction): The first function to compare.
  • funcB (VariadicFunction): The second function to compare.
  • Returns: An object with:
    • isEqual (boolean): Whether the functions are equal.
    • differences (Difference[]): An array of mismatches found.

generateTruthTable(func: VariadicFunction): TruthTableEntry[]

Generates a truth table for a given variadic boolean function.

  • func (VariadicFunction): The function to generate the truth table for.
  • Returns: An array of objects representing the truth table.