org.camunda.feel:feel-engine
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A parser and interpreter for FEEL that is written in Scala (see What is FEEL?).
The FEEL engine started as a slack time project, grown into a community-driven project, and is now officially maintained by Camunda. :rocket:
It is integrated in the following projects:
Features: :sparkles:
Please have a look at the documentation. It describes how to write FEEL expressions (e.g. data types, language constructs, builtin-functions, etc.). Or, check out examples and learning resources here.
Want to try it out? Use the Playground to evaluate FEEL expressions.
Please have a look at the developer documentation. It describes how to integrate the engine into your application, and how to extend/customize it.
Contributions are welcome 🎉 Please have a look at the Contribution Guide.
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