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Expression parser using combinators
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import { | |
any, | |
char, | |
delimited, | |
int, | |
many0, | |
map, | |
multispace0, | |
nat, | |
parse, | |
Parser, | |
token, | |
tuple, | |
tuple3, | |
} from "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reu/parser-combinators-lecture/master/combinators.ts"; | |
type Operator = "+" | "-" | "*" | "/" | "**"; | |
type Expression = | |
| { type: "NUMBER"; value: number } | |
| { | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION"; | |
operator: Operator; | |
left: Expression; | |
right: Expression; | |
}; | |
const ws = <A>(p: Parser<A>): Parser<A> => | |
delimited(multispace0, p, multispace0); | |
const number: Parser<Expression> = map( | |
any([ | |
map(tuple3(nat, char("."), nat), ([n, _, d]) => n + d * 10 ** -1), | |
map(tuple3(int, char("."), nat), ([n, _, d]) => n - d * 10 ** -1), | |
int, | |
]), | |
(value) => ({ type: "NUMBER", value }), | |
); | |
const operand: Parser<Expression> = (input) => | |
any([ | |
delimited(ws(char("(")), expression, ws(char(")"))), | |
number, | |
])(input); | |
const operation = ( | |
operators: Array<Operator>, | |
precedent: Parser<Expression>, | |
): Parser<Expression> => | |
map( | |
tuple( | |
precedent, | |
many0(tuple(ws(any(operators.map(token))), precedent)), | |
), | |
([left, right]) => | |
right.reduce((left, [operator, right]) => ({ | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: operator as Operator, | |
left, | |
right, | |
}), left), | |
); | |
const operations = (operations: Array<Array<Operator>>): Parser<Expression> => | |
operations.reduce((expr, opers) => operation(opers, expr), operand); | |
export const expression = operations([ | |
["**"], | |
["*", "/"], | |
["+", "-"], | |
]); | |
export const evaluate = parse(map( | |
expression, | |
function evaluate(expression: Expression): number { | |
switch (expression.type) { | |
case "NUMBER": | |
return expression.value; | |
case "BINARY_OPERATION": { | |
switch (expression.operator) { | |
case "+": | |
return evaluate(expression.left) + evaluate(expression.right); | |
case "-": | |
return evaluate(expression.left) - evaluate(expression.right); | |
case "*": | |
return evaluate(expression.left) * evaluate(expression.right); | |
case "/": | |
return evaluate(expression.left) / evaluate(expression.right); | |
case "**": | |
return evaluate(expression.left) ** evaluate(expression.right); | |
} | |
} | |
} | |
}, | |
)); |
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import { assertEquals } from "https://deno.land/[email protected]/testing/asserts.ts"; | |
import { | |
evaluate, | |
expression, | |
} from "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/reu/63b2937190eb7d5a6b70854f30d87b96/raw/expression.ts"; | |
Deno.test(function expressionTest() { | |
assertEquals(evaluate("1"), 1); | |
assertEquals(expression("1"), [{ type: "NUMBER", value: 1 }, ""]); | |
assertEquals(evaluate("-1"), -1); | |
assertEquals(expression("-1"), [{ type: "NUMBER", value: -1 }, ""]); | |
assertEquals(evaluate("1.5"), 1.5); | |
assertEquals(expression("1.5"), [{ type: "NUMBER", value: 1.5 }, ""]); | |
assertEquals(evaluate("-1.5"), -1.5); | |
assertEquals(expression("-1.5"), [{ type: "NUMBER", value: -1.5 }, ""]); | |
assertEquals(evaluate("1+2"), 3); | |
assertEquals(expression("1+2"), [{ | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "+", | |
left: { type: "NUMBER", value: 1 }, | |
right: { type: "NUMBER", value: 2 }, | |
}, ""]); | |
assertEquals(evaluate("1*2"), 2); | |
assertEquals(expression("1*2"), [{ | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "*", | |
left: { type: "NUMBER", value: 1 }, | |
right: { type: "NUMBER", value: 2 }, | |
}, ""]); | |
assertEquals(evaluate("4*2+3"), 11); | |
assertEquals(expression("4*2+3"), [{ | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "+", | |
left: { | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "*", | |
left: { type: "NUMBER", value: 4 }, | |
right: { type: "NUMBER", value: 2 }, | |
}, | |
right: { type: "NUMBER", value: 3 }, | |
}, ""]); | |
assertEquals(evaluate("4 * ( 2 + 3)"), 20); | |
assertEquals(expression("4*(2+3)"), [{ | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "*", | |
left: { type: "NUMBER", value: 4 }, | |
right: { | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "+", | |
left: { type: "NUMBER", value: 2 }, | |
right: { type: "NUMBER", value: 3 }, | |
}, | |
}, ""]); | |
assertEquals(evaluate("4*5**2+3"), 103); | |
assertEquals(expression("4*5**2+3"), [{ | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "+", | |
left: { | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "*", | |
left: { type: "NUMBER", value: 4 }, | |
right: { | |
type: "BINARY_OPERATION", | |
operator: "**", | |
left: { | |
type: "NUMBER", | |
value: 5, | |
}, | |
right: { | |
type: "NUMBER", | |
value: 2, | |
}, | |
}, | |
}, | |
right: { type: "NUMBER", value: 3 }, | |
}, ""]); | |
}); |
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