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@fbp/evaluator

v0.2.0

Published

Lazy graph evaluator for Flow-Based Programming

Readme

@fbp/evaluator

Lazy graph evaluator for Flow-Based Programming.

Installation

pnpm add @fbp/evaluator

Usage

import { evaluate } from '@fbp/evaluator';
import type { Graph } from '@fbp/types';
import type { NodeDefinitionWithImpl } from '@fbp/evaluator';

// Define node implementations
const addDef: NodeDefinitionWithImpl = {
  context: 'js',
  category: 'math',
  type: 'js/math/add',
  inputs: [
    { name: 'a', type: 'number' },
    { name: 'b', type: 'number' }
  ],
  outputs: [{ name: 'sum', type: 'number' }],
  impl: (inputs) => ({
    sum: (inputs.a ?? 0) + (inputs.b ?? 0)
  })
};

// Create a graph
const graph: Graph = {
  name: 'simple-add',
  nodes: [
    { name: 'num1', type: 'js/const/number', props: [{ name: 'value', type: 'number', value: 5 }] },
    { name: 'num2', type: 'js/const/number', props: [{ name: 'value', type: 'number', value: 3 }] },
    { name: 'add', type: 'js/math/add' }
  ],
  edges: [
    { src: { node: 'num1', port: 'value' }, dst: { node: 'add', port: 'a' } },
    { src: { node: 'num2', port: 'value' }, dst: { node: 'add', port: 'b' } }
  ]
};

// Evaluate the graph
const result = evaluate(graph, {
  definitions: [constNumberDef, addDef],
  outputNode: 'add',
  outputPort: 'sum'
});

console.log(result); // 8

Features

  • Lazy evaluation: Only evaluates nodes that are needed for the output
  • Multi-input ports: Supports ports that accept multiple incoming edges (values collected in edge array order)
  • Boundary nodes: Supports graphInput, graphOutput, and graphProp boundary nodes for graph inputs/outputs/props

Boundary Node Design

Boundary nodes use a property-based approach:

  • Node keys are normal identifiers (e.g., input_a, output_result, prop_scale)
  • The node's type property identifies it as a boundary node: graphInput, graphOutput, graphProp
  • The port/prop name is stored as a property: { name: 'portName', value: 'a' } or { name: 'propName', value: 'scale' }

API

evaluate(graph, options)

Evaluates a graph starting from the specified output node/port.

Parameters:

  • graph: Graph - The graph to evaluate
  • options: EvaluateOptions - Evaluation options
    • definitions: NodeDefinitionWithImpl[] - Node definitions with implementations
    • outputNode: string - The node to get output from
    • outputPort: string - The port to get output from
    • inputs?: Record<string, any> - External inputs for graphInput nodes (keyed by portName)
    • props?: Record<string, any> - Props for graphProp nodes (keyed by propName)

Returns: The value at the specified output port