@shyjs/calculator

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calculator

A mathematical expression parser for Javascript.

• Works in Wechat miniProgram
• Supports IE9+
• Supports AMD/CommonJS
• Supports custom operators

You can use the util to parse a mathematical expression into an Reverse Polish Notation or evaluate it.For example,when you parse 1+2*3，you will get the expression + * 3 2 1 and the result 7.

Installation

Direct download

Download the script here and include it:

<script src="/dist/calculator.min.js"></script>
<!-- or -->
<script src="/dist/calculator.js"></script>

Package Managers

NPM

$ npm install @iboxer/calculator --save

AMD

require(['./dist/calculator.js'], function(Calculator) {
  var calculator = new Calculator()
  calculator.parse("1+2+3")
})

Basic Usage

Instance

new Calculator(options)

var calculator = new Calculator();

options

handleError: Error handler.For more details, please click hereclick here

operators: Custom operators.For more details, please click hereclick here

Parse

var result = calculator.parse("1+2*3");
console.log(result);

You will get the result:

• value: The result of evaluating the expression
• notation: The Reverse Polish Notation of parsing the expression

So you can get the result by result.value and get the notation by result.notation.

The util supports parsing mathematical operator(like +,-,*,/) and functions,Currently it supports by default the following mathematical operators:

Operator	Type	Precedence	Description
+	prefix	3	positive sign
-	prefix	3	negative sign
+	infix	2	addition
-	infix	2	subtraction
*	infix	4	multiplication
/	infix	4	division
|	infix	4	Mod
%	postfix	6	percentage
(,)	prefix,postfix	0	parentheses
!	postfix	6	factorial
^	infix	4	exponentiation
//	infix	4	radical expression
log	func	0	logarithm
abs	func	0	get absolute value
sin,tan,cos	func	0	trigonometric function
,	infix	1	parameter separator of a function

API

You can also define custom operators and functions by using the API definedOperators(Object|Array).For example, you may define an operator || to get the quotient and an function ca to get the area of a circle：

calculator.definedOperators({
  token: "||",
  type: "infix",
  func: function(a, b) {
    return Math.floor(a / b);
  },
  weight: 4
});
calculator.definedOperators({
  token: "ca",
  type: "func",
  func: function(r) {
    return Math.PI * r * r;
  }
});

console.log("ca(5) = ", calculator.parse('ca(5)').value); // ca(5) =  78.53981633974483
console.log("10 || 3 + 2 = ", calculator.parse('10 || 3 + 2').value); // 10 || 3 + 2 = 5

Param	Type	Required	Description
token	String	Yes	name of the operator,can not be(, )or,
func	Function	Yes	the handle function
type	String	No	type of the operator,just can be prefix,'infix',postfix and func,default func
weight	Number	No	the precedence of the operator,default 0
rtol	Boolean	No	is it a right-combination operator?,default undefined

The same operator can be infix and prefix ,like the operator +,but infix and postfix should be mutually exclusive The API can pass in an object or an array of objects to define a set of operators at the same time

Errors

When parse a invalid expression, you will get an error.In order to customize error handling, exceptions will not be thrown directly.Instead,you will get the result like:

{
  code: 1004,
  message: "Opening parenthesis is more than closing parenthesis",
  pos: 20,
  token: "/"
}

key	description
code	error code
message	description
pos	the error position in the expression
token	current operator

and get a warning on console like:

![](./images/error.png)

By default, the error object is returned as a result, and you can define a custom error-handler by passing  `handleError` for the instance:

```javascript
var calculator = new Calculator({
  handleError: function(err) {
    if(err.code === 1006)
      return {
        value: Infinity
      }
  }
});

Here are all the error types:

| code | description|
|:----:|--------|
|1001|Contains undefined operators|
|1002|Syntax error|
|1003|Missing a opening parenthesis after a function|
|1004|Opening parenthesis is more than closing parenthesis|
|1005|Closing parenthesis is more than opening parenthesis|
|1006|The divisor cannot be zero|
|1007|The base number of logarithmic operations must be greater than 0 and not equal to 1|
|1008|The factorial base must be a non-negative integer|


## Demos

[Demos](./test/index.html)