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- mathjs_to_func-0.1.0/LICENSE +176 -0
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- mathjs_to_func-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +76 -0
- mathjs_to_func-0.1.0/src/mathjs_to_func/__init__.py +90 -0
- mathjs_to_func-0.1.0/src/mathjs_to_func/ast_builder.py +418 -0
- mathjs_to_func-0.1.0/src/mathjs_to_func/compiler.py +370 -0
- mathjs_to_func-0.1.0/src/mathjs_to_func/errors.py +60 -0
- mathjs_to_func-0.1.0/src/mathjs_to_func/helpers.py +163 -0
- mathjs_to_func-0.1.0/src/mathjs_to_func/py.typed +0 -0
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Name: mathjs-to-func
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: Compile serialized math.js expression trees into fast, reusable Python callables.
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Keywords: mathjs,compiler,ast,formulas,numpy
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Author: Harold Martin
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A tiny Python library that compiles serialized [math.js](https://mathjs.org/) expression trees into fast, reusable Python callables. The generated function respects dependency ordering, validates inputs, and mirrors a subset of math.js operators (`+`, `-`, `*`, `/`, `^`, `%`, unary plus/minus) and functions (`min`, `max`, `sum`, `ifnull`).
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### Parameters
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`build_evaluator` accepts keyword parameters (or a single `payload` mapping containing the same keys):
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| `expressions` | `Mapping[str, Mapping[str, Any]]` | math.js AST JSON keyed by expression id. Each id becomes a local variable in the compiled function. |
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| `inputs` | `Iterable[str]` | Whitelisted identifiers that may be supplied when the function is invoked. |
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| `target` | `str` | Name of the expression whose computed value should be returned. |
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| `include_source` | `bool` (optional) | Attach the generated Python source code as `__mathjs_source__` on the returned callable. |
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The returned callable always expects a single mapping argument with the provided inputs. It returns the evaluated `target` value and may be reused across invocations.
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### Supported math.js nodes
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| `ConstantNode` | numeric (`number`), boolean, or `null` literals |
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| `SymbolNode` | validated identifiers; must be alphanumeric/underscore, starting with a letter/underscore |
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| `OperatorNode` | `add`, `subtract`, `multiply`, `divide`, `pow`, `mod`, unary `unaryPlus`, `unaryMinus` |
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| `FunctionNode` | `min`, `max`, `sum`, `ifnull` |
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### Error handling
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- `ExpressionError`: base class for configuration mistakes.
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- `MissingTargetError`: requested target id does not exist.
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- `UnknownIdentifierError`: an expression references a symbol that is neither an input nor another expression.
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- `CircularDependencyError`: dependency graph contains a cycle.
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- `InvalidNodeError`: AST contains unsupported structures or invalid literals.
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- `InputValidationError`: the compiled function received inputs that are missing, unexpected, or not a mapping.
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All exceptions provide enough context (`expression` name, offending identifier, cycle list, etc.) to surface descriptive UI errors.
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## Implementation Notes
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1. **AST translation** – `MathJsAstBuilder` walks the math.js JSON and emits Python `ast.AST` nodes. Identifiers are validated via a strict regex to prevent sneaky names like `__import__`.
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2. **Dependency graph** – A topological sorter (`graphlib.TopologicalSorter`) runs over expression references to produce a safe evaluation order while catching cycles and missing references upfront.
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3. **Code generation** – The generated function validates the provided scope, binds required inputs to local variables, evaluates expressions in order, and returns the target. Intermediate values are stored as local variables named after their expression id.
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4. **Execution sandbox** – The compiled module is executed with a tightly scoped globals dictionary: helper math functions, NumPy, and a few safe built-ins only. There is no ambient `__builtins__` exposure.
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5. **Helper functions** – math.js functions map onto small Python helpers (`_mj_min`, `_mj_max`, `_mj_sum`, `_mj_ifnull`) that understand scalars and NumPy arrays.
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## Testing
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Run the full suite (178 tests) with:
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The tests cover operator translation, helper semantics, dependency validation, error conditions, numpy-friendly behaviour, and public API ergonomics.
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## Project Structure
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```
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src/mathjs_to_func/
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├── __init__.py # build_evaluator public API and export list
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├── ast_builder.py # math.js JSON → Python AST translation
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├── compiler.py # dependency graph, code generation, compilation
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├── errors.py # structured exception hierarchy
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├── helpers.py # runtime helpers for min/max/sum/ifnull
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└── py.typed # PEP 561 marker for type-aware consumers
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```
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Additional documentation lives in `docs/api_design.md`, outlining the initial design considerations.
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## Limitations & Future Work
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- Only a subset of math.js functions/operators are implemented today.
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- Units, user-defined functions, and incremental recomputation are intentionally out of scope for this milestone.
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- Arrays are handled via NumPy; if you need bigints, complex numbers, or matrices, the helper layer will require extension.
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Contributions and bug reports are welcome!
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