ocl2 v1.0.0-beta.3

OCL.js

The Object Constraint Language (OCL) is a language for describing rules that apply to MOF conform modelling languages like UML. The OCL is a text based language that provides constraint and object query expressions that cannot be expressed by a meta modelling language.

Example Page

To illustrate the usage of this library, an example web page has been set up here.

Installation

npm

npm install --save @stekoe/ocl.js

Quick-Start

Usage

import {OclEngine} from '@stekoe/ocl.js'

const oclEngine = OclEngine.create()
    .addOclExpression(`
        context Person
            inv: self.name->isNotEmpty()
    `);

const validate = oclEngine.evaluate(anObject)
    .getResult();

API

OclEngine

addOclExpression(oclExpression)

Register a new OCL expression to the given OCL instance.

Arguments

• oclExpression (String): The OCL expression to register.

evaluate(object)

Evaluate the given object wether it does not violate any of the registered OCL expressions.

Arguments

• object (Object): The object / instance to test against the registered OCL expressions.

LICENSE

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Stephan Köninger

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