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operation-tree

v1.4.0

Published

Takes a tree of operators and operands and calculates its value

Downloads

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Operation Tree

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So, sometimes, when you're working on a design, you end up with a tree representation of a series of operations.

For instance, the expression A || B || (C && D) might be represented as:

From this graphical representation, we can make an array representation:

[ 'or', ['A', 'B', 'and', ['C', 'D']]]

This module provides a method resolve, which takes a tree array and resolves it to a final value.

Install

npm install operation-tree

Usage

To keep things simple, operators are kept out of the tree. Values can also be kept out of the tree, if desired. As such, you need to pass in a map of operator and operand values. Any values that are not in the map can be placed in the tree explicitly. For the tree above, you might use:

var tree = [ 'or', ['A', 'B', 'and', ['C', 'D']]];
var operators = {
    'and': function (a, b) {
        return a && b;
    },
    'or': function (a, b) {
        return a || b;
    }
};
var vals = {
    'A': true,
    'B': false,
    'C': false,
    'D': true
};

operationTree.resolve(tree, operators, values) === false;

Caveats

Operator functions must explicitly declare their parameters, since that's the only way for this module to determine if they are binary or unary operators.

Author

Dan Rumney [email protected] https://github.com/dancrumb

License

  • MIT : http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

Contributing

Contributions are highly welcome!