Array Representation

Array based representation is simpler that Object Based since it uses an array to indicate the function that is being used and its arguments.

Syntax

There are two parts(keys) to the array representation syntax and its based on its index, not property unlike object

1. 0: This index is a string that denotes the name of the function.
2. 1: This index contains an array of arguments.

Arguments result_type x type variants syntax

The following syntax's are used as arguments for specific variants.

• number x symbol: 'e' | 'pi'

• number x constant: 1 | 2

• number x property: {property: "Number"}

• number x function: ["abs", [1]]

• text x constant: '1' | 'a'

• text x property: {property: "Text"}

• text x function: ["concat",["a", "b"]]

• checkbox x symbol: true | false

• checkbox x property: {property: "Checkbox"}

• checkbox x function: ["and", [false, true]]

• date x property: {property: "Date"}

• date x function: ["now"]

Examples

import {generateFormulaASTFromArray} from "@nishans/notion-formula";

generateFormulaASTFromArray(

[

"abs", // name of the function being used

[1] // an array of arguments, here only a single number constant

]

)

generateFormulaASTFromArray(

[

"add", // name of the function being used

[

[

"abs", // name of the nested function

[1] // arguments array of the nested function

], // A nested function formula being used as an argument

1

]

];

)