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tally-core

v0.1.1

Published

Framework-free engine for Tally: column types, schema, query grammar, view state, executor and mutations.

Readme

tally-core

Framework-free engine for Tally. Everything the grid does that is not DOM lives here: column types, the schema, the query language, the view state, the client executor, mutations with undo, selection and keyboard reducers, CSV import and export, and the data source contract.

Not published yet.

Install

npm install tally-core

Usage

import { createArraySource, createSchema, execute, parseQuery, printQuery } from 'tally-core'

const schema = createSchema({
  columns: [
    { id: 'account', label: 'Account' },
    { id: 'plan', type: 'enum', options: [{ value: 'free' }, { value: 'pro' }, { value: 'team' }] },
    { id: 'mrr', label: 'MRR', type: 'currency', aggregate: 'sum' },
    { id: 'renewal', type: 'date' },
  ],
})

const { query, errors } = parseQuery(
  'plan is pro or team and renewal next 30 days sort by mrr',
  schema,
)

const result = execute(rows, query, schema)

printQuery(query, schema)

CSV import is a separate entry point so the parser only loads where it is used:

import { importCsv } from 'tally-core/import'

Modules

| Module | Exports | | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | types | createTypeRegistry, createDefaultRegistry, fourteen built-in types, ColumnType | | schema | createSchema, validateColumns, Column | | query | parseQuery, printQuery, suggest, filter AST constructors | | execute | execute, compileFilter, compileSort, groupRows, computeFacets, flattenTree | | view | createViewStore, defaultView, viewToUrlString, viewFromUrlString | | rows | createRowStore, createMutation, applyMutation | | selection | reduceSelection, keyboardIntent | | source | DataSource, QueryRequest, QueryResponse, createArraySource | | format | createFormatContext, parseNumber, parseIsoDate, resolveRelativeRange | | export | toCsv, toTsv | | import | importRows against a schema; importCsv, detectColumnType from tally-core/import |

Query language

status is active
status is not past due and mrr > 2k
plan is pro or team
mrr between 1k and 5k
renewal last 30 days
renewal is 2026-01
account contains acme
owner is empty
acme corp, status is active
not (plan is free or mrr < 100)
sort by mrr desc
group by plan

Column names resolve by id, label or alias. Enum values resolve by value or label. Numbers accept 2k, 1.5m, $5,000 and 12%. Dates accept 2026, 2026-01, 2026-01-15, today, yesterday, last 7 days, next 2 weeks and this quarter. Errors carry character offsets.