Truth Table

Allows for easy truth table building.
Can also convert some of the dumb math jargon like "¬" meaning "not" or "∧" meaning "and" into javascript readable statements.

Currently supported math jargon:

¬ = !
∨ = ||
∧ = &&
↔ = ===

TruthTable class

Constructor

Takes a string argument as the first expression, and an array of strings as the second argument for the variables.

Properties

expression - The expression passed into the constructor.
variables - The variables passed into the constructor.

Methods

.createTable()

Returns an array of objects containing the truth table. Takes no arguments.

.log()

Logs the truth table to the console.

Takes a boolean argument, which determines if the console output will be colored or not. Defaults to false.

Example Usage

const expression = "((!a && b) || (c && (!b || !d)) && (!c === b))";
const variables = ["a", "b", "c", "d"];

const truthTable = new TruthTable(expression, variables);

truthTable.log(); // Results in the below being outputt to the console:

/*
|   a   |   b   |   c   |   d   | ((¬a ∧ b) v (c ∧ (¬b v ¬d)) ∧ (¬c ↔ b))
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
| True  | True  | True  | True  | -> False
| True  | True  | True  | False | -> False
| True  | True  | False | True  | -> False
| True  | True  | False | False | -> False
| True  | False | True  | True  | -> True
| True  | False | True  | False | -> True
| True  | False | False | True  | -> False
| True  | False | False | False | -> False
| False | True  | True  | True  | -> True
| False | True  | True  | False | -> True
| False | True  | False | True  | -> True
| False | True  | False | False | -> True
| False | False | True  | True  | -> True
| False | False | True  | False | -> True
| False | False | False | True  | -> False
| False | False | False | False | -> False
*/

Multarix/TruthTable