String Representation

String representation is what notion actually provides and its the simplest way to represent a formula.

Syntax

Similar to the other two representations, string representation also contains two parts :- There are two parts(keys) to the array representation syntax and its based on its index, not property unlike object

1. function_name: This is a string that denotes the name of the function.
2. args: A () surrounded and , separated list 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: prop("Number")

• number x function: abs(1)

• text x constant: '1' | 'a'

• text x property: prop("Text")

• text x function: concat("a", "b")

• checkbox x symbol: true | false

• checkbox x property: prop("Checkbox")

• checkbox x function: and(false, true)

• date x property: prop("Date")

• date x function: now()

Examples

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

generateFormulaASTFromString("abs(1)")

generateFormulaASTFromString("add(abs(1), 2)")