imperium 0.0.11

Imperium is a python package that allows you to easily evaluate python expressions

Imperium

Imperium is a python package that allows you to easily evaluate python expressions

Installation

pip install imperium

Usage

from imperium.evaluator import Expression

obj = {
    'name': 'iPhone',
    'model': '11 Pro',
    'price': 1299.90,
    'state': 'new'
}

expr = Expression()
if expr.evaluate('$subject.state == "new"', obj): # "$subject" is a reserved key
    # Your logic

To access the data in the given subject, use the "$subject" key as shown above.

Check if the subject has an attribute

from imperium.evaluator import Expression

obj = {
    'name': 'iPhone',
    'model': '11 Pro',
    'price': 1299.90,
    'state': 'new'
}

someother_obj = {
    'name': 'John Doe'
}

expr = Expression()
res = expr.evaluate('exists("$subject.price", $subject)', subject=obj, source=someother_obj) # REMINDER: "$subject" key let's you access the object that you passed to the evaluate method (obj in this case)
print(res) # Output: True

Testing regular expressions

from imperium.evaluator import Expression

obj = {
    'name': 'iPhone',
    'model': '11 Pro',
    'price': 1299.90,
    'state': 'new'
}

buyer = {
    'fullname': 'John Doe'
}

# Passing the name attribute of the subject
# REMINDER: "$subject" let's you access the object/subject passed to the evaluate method (obj in this case)
# and "$source" let's you access the optional source object passed to the evaluate method 
expression = "exists('$subject.name', $subject) && matches('IPHONE', $subject['name'], 'i')"

expr = Expression()
res = expr.evaluate(expression, subject=obj, source=buyer)
print(res) # Output: True

Imperium has built-in functions to simplify certain actions/verifications.

Function	Argument(s)	Description
exists()	key (Ex: $subject.price), $subject	Checks if the given attribute/key exists in the given subject.
matches()	regex, value, flag (i or m)	Tests a regular expression
date()	datestring, format	datestring and format are both optional, provide them to the function if you want to convert a date string to date object. If these two arguments are left emtpy, the function returns date object with current date and time.
date_modify()	date, operation (+ | -), valuetype (days | months | years), value: int	This function can add and subtract days, months and years from a date object.