quds_formula_parser 0.0.2

Dart package designed for parsing and evaluating mathematical, logical, and textual formulas. It enables developers to input complex expressions, such as arithmetic operations, functions, and even var [...]

Quds Formula Parser

Quds Formula Parser is a powerful Dart package designed to parse, evaluate, and manipulate mathematical formulas in various forms. It supports diverse data types, including numbers, dates, and custom objects, offering a flexible solution for formula-based calculations.

Features

• Formula Parsing: Convert mathematical expressions from infix to postfix notation.

• Customizable Terms: Define custom functions, operators, and variables.

• Data Types Support: Handle complex data types such as numbers, dates, durations, and logical expressions.

• Extensible: Easily extend the library to support custom terms, types, and functions.

Supported Types

1. Numbers:

• Real Numbers: Represented by classes like RealNumber and other numerical utilities.
• Complex Numbers: Handling of complex numbers through the ComplexNumber class.
• Boolean/Logic: Boolean values are managed through BooleanWrapper and related logic types.

2. Date and Time:

• Date: Managed by the Date class for handling date-related functionalities.
• Time: Handled by the Time class for time manipulations.
• Duration: Represented by the QudsDuration class for handling time spans.
• DateTime: QudsDateTime class adds specific custom handling for datetime operations.

3. Math and Geometry:

• 2D Point: Handled by the Point2D class, which represents a point in a two-dimensional space.
• 3D Point: Handled by the Point3D class for three-dimensional geometry.

4. Strings:

• Strings: Managed by StringWrapper and Strings classes for string manipulation.

5. Science:

• Atom: Scientific data types related to chemistry and atomic structure represented by the Atom class.

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Operators (Defined in the Package):

The following operators are implemented within the parsing logic:

1. Arithmetic Operators:

   • + : Addition
   • - : Subtraction
   • * : Multiplication
   • / : Division
   • ^ : Exponentiation (raising to a power)

2. Relational Operators:

   • = : Equal to
   • <> : Not equal to
   • > : Greater than
   • < : Less than
   • >= : Greater than or equal to
   • <= : Less than or equal to

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Functions (Defined in the Package):

The following are functions that are specifically implemented within the codebase.

Type & Value Checking Functions

• Type: Returns the data type of the input.
• IsNumber: Checks if the input is a number.
• IsReal: Determines if the input is a real number.
• IsComplex: Verifies if the input is a complex number.
• IsText: Checks if the input is a string.
• IsNA: Identifies if the input is "not available".
• IsNull: Determines if the input is null.

Date & Time Functions

• Today: Returns the current date.
• Now: Returns the current date and time.
• Date: Creates a date from provided values.
• Year: Extracts the year from a date.
• Month: Extracts the month from a date.
• Day: Extracts the day from a date.
• WeekDay: Returns the day of the week for a date.
• Days: Calculates the difference in days between two dates.

Logical & Conditional Functions

• And: Logical AND operation.
• IfError: Returns a value if an error occurs.
• If: Evaluates a condition and returns a value based on true or false.
• Not: Logical negation (NOT operation).
• Or: Logical OR operation.

Geometry & Distance Functions

• Distance: Calculates the distance between two points.
• PointX: Returns the X coordinate of a point.
• PointY: Returns the Y coordinate of a point.
• PointZ: Returns the Z coordinate of a point.
• Point: Creates a point from coordinates.

Statistical & Aggregation Functions

• Sum: Adds a list of numbers.
• Average: Calculates the average of numbers.
• Product: Multiplies a list of numbers.
• Count: Counts the number of items.
• Max: Finds the maximum value.
• Min: Finds the minimum value.
• Median: Returns the median value.
• StandardDeviation: Calculates the standard deviation of numbers.
• Variance: Returns the variance of a list of numbers.

Mathematical Functions

• Abs: Returns the absolute value of a number.
• Mod: Returns the remainder after division.
• Round: Rounds a number to specified decimal places.
• Int: Returns the integer part of a number.
• Power: Raises a number to a specified power.
• SqRt: Calculates the square root of a number.
• Log: Computes the logarithm of a number.
• Exp: Returns e raised to the power of a number.
• Sin: Returns the sine of an angle.
• Cos: Returns the cosine of an angle.
• Tan: Returns the tangent of an angle.

Atom Functions (Scientific Functions)

• Atom: Represents an atom in calculations.
• AtomName: Returns the name of an atom.
• AtomSymbol: Returns the atomic symbol.
• AtomicNumber: Returns the atomic number.
• AtomicWeight: Returns the atomic weight.
• BoilingPoint: Returns the boiling point of an atom.
• MeltingPoint: Returns the melting point of an atom.
• AtomDensity: Returns the density of an atom.
• AtomIonizationEnergy: Returns the ionization energy of an atom.
• AtomRowInTable: Returns the row of an atom in the periodic table.
• AtomColumnInTable: Returns the column of an atom in the periodic table.
• AtomEarthCrust: Returns the abundance of an atom in the Earth's crust.
• AtomDiscoveryYear: Returns the year the atom was discovered.
• AtomGroupNumber: Returns the group number of an atom in the periodic table.

String Functions

• StringLength: Returns the length of a string.
• StringConcat: Concatenates multiple strings.
• ToUpper: Converts a string to uppercase.
• ToLower: Converts a string to lowercase.
• Trim: Removes spaces from both sides of a string.
• TrimLeft: Removes spaces from the left side of a string.
• TrimRight: Removes spaces from the right side of a string.

Installation

Add the following to your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:

quds_formula_parser: ^1.0.0

Then, run:

flutter  pub  get

Usage

Basic Usage

Here's an example of parsing and evaluating a simple formula:

import  'package:quds_formula_parser/quds_formula_parser.dart';


dynamic  _parseFormulaAndEvaluate(String  str) {

FormulaParser  parser  =

FormulaParser(provider:  FormulaProvider.defaultInstance);

  

var  formula  =  parser.parse(str);

var  supporter  =  FormulaInfixToPostfixConvertor(formula:  formula);

var  result  =  supporter.evaluate();

if (result  is  ValueWrapper) return  result.value;

return  result;

}

void  main() {

_evaluateSimpleFormulas();

  

}

Supporting and setting variable values

You can also define custom variable and use it with custom value in your formulas:

import  'package:quds_formula_parser/quds_formula_parser.dart';

  

void  _evaluatingWithVariables() {

var  provider  =  FormulaProvider.defaultInstance;

FormulaParser  parser  =  FormulaParser(provider:  provider);

provider.insertVariable(Variable(symbol:  'x', value:  0));

String  formulaStr  =  'power(x,2)';

var  formula  =  parser.parse(formulaStr);

var  supporter  =  FormulaInfixToPostfixConvertor(formula:  formula);

  

Stopwatch  stopwatch  =  Stopwatch();

stopwatch.start();

int  times  =  1000000;

for (int  i  =  0; i  <  times; i++) {

provider.setVariableValue('x', i);

supporter.evaluate();

}

stopwatch.stop();

print(

'$formulaStr evaluating times($times) took ${stopwatch.elapsedMilliseconds} ms');

}

 void  main() {

  

_evaluatingWithVariables();

  

}

Defining custom function with using it

You can also define custom function and use it in your formulas:

import  'package:quds_formula_parser/quds_formula_parser.dart';

    

void  _parseAndEvaluateWithCustomProvider() {

// Prepare the terms provider

FormulaProvider  provider  =  FormulaProvider();

provider.identifiers.addAll([

BracketIdentifier(),

NamedValuesIdentifier(provider:  provider),

FunctionIdentifier(functions: [_CustomFunction()])

]);

  

// Prepare the parser

var  parser  =  FormulaParser(provider:  provider);

provider.insertVariable(Variable(symbol:  'x', value:  0));

  

var  formula  =  parser.parse('randomize(x)');

  

var  supporter  =  FormulaInfixToPostfixConvertor(formula:  formula);

for (int  i  =  0; i  <  10; i++) {

provider.setVariableValue('x', i);

print(supporter.evaluate());

}

}
 void  main() {

  

_parseAndEvaluateWithCustomProvider();

  

}

Example

See the example directory for a full example on how to use the package.

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit pull requests or open issues on our GitHub page.

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.