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@loanscope/engine

v0.1.1

Published

In-memory mortgage evaluation orchestrator: tier and variant resolution, effective-data assembly, scoped responses, and product-level evaluation against the LoanScope computational graph.

Readme

@loanscope/engine

npm version License: MIT

In-memory mortgage evaluation orchestrator: takes a validated Transaction plus a ProductDefinition, walks the resolved variant / occupancy / tier overrides via @loanscope/program-rules, builds the computational graph via @loanscope/calculations, evaluates it via @loanscope/graph, and returns a ScopedRunResponse with eligibility, checks, blocked nodes, and estimates.

Also exports quickQuoteToTransaction for the quick-quote convenience input shape and evaluateAll for batch evaluation across a product list.

Install

pnpm add @loanscope/engine @loanscope/domain @loanscope/products

Usage

import { evaluateAll, quickQuoteToTransaction } from "@loanscope/engine";
import { filterDisplayProducts, getAllProducts } from "@loanscope/products";
import { LoanPurpose, Occupancy, PropertyType, money, ratePct } from "@loanscope/domain";

const transaction = quickQuoteToTransaction({
  loanPurpose: LoanPurpose.Purchase,
  occupancy: Occupancy.Primary,
  propertyType: PropertyType.SFR,
  purchasePrice: money(1_250_000),
  requestedLoanAmount: money(1_000_000),
  noteRatePct: ratePct(6.875),
  fico: 740,
  monthlyIncome: money(24_405),
  totalLiquidAssets: money(500_000),
});

const products = filterDisplayProducts(getAllProducts());
const groups = evaluateAll(transaction, products);

// `groups` is a ScopedRunResponse[] — one entry per product, each carrying
// `productId`, `productName`, `eligibility`, `checks`, `blocked`, and
// `estimates`. Filter to eligible matches:
const eligible = groups.filter((g) => g.eligibility.status === "eligible");
console.log(`${eligible.length}/${groups.length} products pass`);

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for per-package release history.

Part of the LoanScope monorepo

See the repository root for the full list of @loanscope/* packages and the architecture reference.

License

MIT