funkoff 1.1.0

An over-powered engine to evaluate mathematical graph functions.

FUNK OFF 📈

An over-powered engine to evaluate mathematical graph functions. 📈

About 📚

The other day, I wanted to compute a number of values for a function formula. I wondered how I could implement a function that handles cubes, squares and linear functions fed into a function as a string and produce a list of values as Ys from a given list of Xs. Funk Off is that library. It supports linear functions, quadratic functions and cubic functions!

Installation 📥

Adding to your project

To add Funk Off to your project's dependencies, add this line to your project's pubspec.yaml:

From GitHub

depdencies:
  ...
  funkoff:
    git: git://github.com/iamtheblackunicorn/FunkOff.git

From Pub.dev

depdencies:
  ...
  funkoff: ^1.1.0

Using the binary

Run this command to install Funk Off:

$ dart pub global activate funkoff

The three dots represent anything else that you might have in the dependencies section. Having done that, re-fetch your project's dependencies by running this in the project's root directory:

$ dart pub get

Usage 🔨

Importing

Import the engine-API like this:

import 'package:funkoff/funkoff.dart';

API

Engine API

Map<String, dynamic> enginePatterns()

This method returns the lexing patterns needed for matching formulas.

Map<String, dynamic> engineAST()

This method returns the AST patterns needed for matching formulas.

Map<String, dynamic> cosmeticStatements()

Returns a map of the non-essential parser elements.

List

Generates a list of the schema `TOKEN_TYPE, TOKEN and returns it.

String astParser(String formula)

Returns which type of function is being fed in as a string.

bool statementLinter(String formula)

Returns a Boolean value of whether the formula fed-in, is valid.

List

Returns a list of double values, containing, a,b, and c, if present.

void makeVisualTree(String formula)

This function logs a visual tree of the formula to the console.

void testEngine()

Tests the functions above.

Linear Functions API

double computeLinear(String formula, double value)

Computes Y from a given X and function formula and returns it as a double for linear functions.

List

Computes Ys from a given Xs and function formula and returns it as a List of doubles for linear functions.

void testLinears()

Tests the above methods for linear functions.

Quadratic Functions API

double computeQuadratic(String formula, double value)

Computes Y from a given X and function formula and returns it as a double for quadratic functions.

List

Computes Ys from a given Xs and function formula and returns it as a List of doubles for quadratic functions.

void testQuadratics()

Tests the above methods for quadratic functions.

Cube Functions API

double computeCube(String formula, double value)

Computes Y from a given X and function formula and returns it as a double for cubic functions.

List

Computes Ys from a given Xs and function formula and returns it as a List of doubles for cubic functions.

void testCubes()

Tests the above methods for cubic functions.

Shell API

String evaluateIO(String userInput)

This function evaluates yValues from given user input of the form formula=>dataset.

bool checkInput(String userInput)

This function check whether the shell input is valid!

void functionsShell()

Provides a small shell for testing functions and datasets!

Shell

FunkOff now has a shell in which you can test functions. Call it by typing this command funkoff.

You can get given Y-values from X-values like this:

# Linear functions
300.0 + ( 24.0 * a )=>4.2 3.2 4.5 4.6

# Quadratic functions
300.0 + ( 25.0 * t * t ) + ( 24.0 * t )=>4.2 3.2 4.5 4.6

# Cube functions
300.0 + ( 25.0 * t * t * t ) + ( 26.0 * t * t ) + ( 24.0 * t )=>4.2 3.2 4.5 4.6

Example 📲

This is what a minimal example using Funk Off would look like.

/*
FUNK OFF by Alexander Abraham a.k.a. "The Black Unicorn".
Licensed under the MIT license.
*/

import 'package:funkoff/funkoff.dart'; // If you want to use the engine itself, use this!

void main() {
  String linearFunction = '300.0 + ( 25.0 * t )';
  String quadraticFunction = '300.0 + ( 25.0 * t * t ) + ( 24.0 * t )';
  String cubeFunction =
      '300.0 + ( 25.0 * t * t * t ) + ( 26.0 * t * t ) + ( 24.0 * t )';
  List<double> testSet = [4.5, 4.6, 4.7, 4.8];
  double testX = 2;

  print(patternParser(linearFunction));
  print(astParser(linearFunction));
  print(statementLinter(linearFunction));
  print(irParser(linearFunction));
  makeVisualTree(linearFunction);

  print(patternParser(quadraticFunction));
  print(astParser(quadraticFunction));
  print(statementLinter(quadraticFunction));
  print(irParser(quadraticFunction));
  makeVisualTree(quadraticFunction);

  print(patternParser(cubeFunction));
  print(astParser(cubeFunction));
  print(statementLinter(cubeFunction));
  print(irParser(cubeFunction));
  makeVisualTree(cubeFunction);

  print(computeLinear(linearFunction, testX));
  print(computeQuadratic(quadraticFunction, testX));
  print(computeCube(cubeFunction, testX));

  print(computeLinearSet(linearFunction, testSet));
  print(computeQuadraticSet(quadraticFunction, testSet));
  print(computeCubeSet(cubeFunction, testSet));

  testEngine();
  testCubes();
  testQuadratics();
  testLinears();
  testShellFunctions();
}

Note 📜

• Funk Off by Alexander Abraham a.k.a. The Black Unicorn
• licensed under the MIT license