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A repository for building log expressions and evaluating them.

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LogBuilderRepository

Overview

LogBuilderRepository is a TypeScript utility that processes expressions with references to source and target data. It supports various functions such as string manipulation, mathematical operations, conditional evaluations, and logical comparisons.

Supported Functions

1. CONCAT

Concatenates multiple values into a single string.
Usage:
CONCAT([value1, value2, ...])
Example:
CONCAT(["Hello", " ", "World"])"Hello World"

2. ADD

Adds multiple numbers together.
Usage:
ADD([num1, num2, ...])
Example:
ADD([5, 10])15

3. DIVIDE

Divides two numbers.
Usage:
DIVIDE([num1, num2])
Example:
DIVIDE([10, 2])5
Returns null if division by zero.

4. MULTIPLY

Multiplies multiple numbers together.
Usage:
MULTIPLY([num1, num2, ...])
Example:
MULTIPLY([3, 4])12

5. MIN

Finds the minimum value among the given numbers.
Usage:
MIN([num1, num2, ...])
Example:
MIN([5, 10, 2])2

5.2. MAX

Finds the maximum value among the given numbers.
Usage:
MAX([num1, num2, ...])
Example:
MAX([5, 10, 2])10

6. RIGHT

Extracts the rightmost characters of a string.
Usage:
RIGHT([length, string])
Example:
RIGHT([3, "Hello"])"llo"

7. LEFT

Extracts the leftmost characters of a string.
Usage:
LEFT([length, string])
Example:
LEFT([3, "Hello"])"Hel"

8. COMPARE

Compares two values with an operator.
Usage:
COMPARE([value1, operator, value2])
Example:
COMPARE([10, ">", 5])true
Supported operators: >, <, >=, <=, =, !=, like*, *like, *like*, in, range

9. IF

Conditional function returning one value if true, another if false.
Usage:
IF([condition, trueValue, falseValue])
Example:
IF([COMPARE([5, ">", 3]), "Yes", "No"])"Yes"

10. AND

Returns true if all conditions are true, otherwise false.
Usage:
AND([condition1, condition2, ...])
Example:
AND([COMPARE([10, ">", 5]), COMPARE([3, "<", 7])])true

11. OR

Returns true if at least one condition is true, otherwise false.
Usage:
OR([condition1, condition2, ...])
Example:
OR([COMPARE([2, ">", 5]), COMPARE([7, ">", 3])])true

12. _ALL

collect all json object.
Usage:

{
    "source":{
        "data1":"1",
        "nested":{
            "yohohoh":"ok",
            "nested2":{
                "yohihi":"hihi"
            }
        }
    },
    "builder":{
        "COLLECT":"S._ALL",
        "data1":"CONCAT([S.data1,YUHU])"
    },
    "target":{}
}
// output

{
    "data1": "1YUHU",
    "nested": {
        "yohohoh": "ok",
        "nested2": {
            "yohihi": "hihi"
        }
    }
}

Usage Example

const repository = new LogBuilderRepository();
const source = { name: 'John', age: 30 };
const target = {};

const result = repository.evaluateExpression('CONCAT(["Hello ", source.name])', source, target);
console.log(result); // Output: "Hello John"

Installation

Install via npm:

npm install log-builder

License

This project is licensed under the ESA D. Portgas

Keywords

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Package last updated on 21 May 2025

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