Expressions with Spaces

[jfinch1991]

Im trying to get this to parse expressions with spaces e.g. Net Income > 10000. I have tried a few things like wrapping with quotes "Net Income" but that hasn't worked. Any ideas?

[msantos]

Use single quotes:

var e = "'a b' > 3"                                                             
var f = compileExpression(e)                                                    
f({"a b": 1}) // 0                                                              
f({"a b": 4}) // 1

[summer9090]

met the same issue, tried using quotes, but it doesn't work, showing: Unrecognized text error

Any advice?

[msantos]

If you want help, show the code that isn't working.

To debug this yourself, open a page that loads filtrex. Then open the javascript console and enter in the code from #14 (comment). Change the expression to match your input and re-test.

[summer9090]

I am using the same example you replied @jfinch1991 , the code is as follows:

function hello() {
var e = "'a b' > 3"
var myfilter = compileExpression(e);
myfilter({"a b": 2});
}

Uncaught Error: Lexical error on line 1. Unrecognized text.
'a b' > 3
^

Thanks for advice

[msantos]

Works for me. Try running the tests, in particular check the test for "quoted symbols" passes. To be sure, you can add a test case with whitespace:

diff --git a/test/filtrex-test.html b/test/filtrex-test.html
index d0ba6ed..49a5afe 100644
--- a/test/filtrex-test.html
+++ b/test/filtrex-test.html
@@ -128,6 +128,7 @@ tests({

     'quoted symbols': function() {
         eq(123, compileExpression('\'hello-world-foo\'')({'hello-world-foo': 123}));
+        eq(123, compileExpression('\'hello world foo\'')({'hello world foo': 123}));
         eq(123, compileExpression('\'order+goo*and#stuff\'')({'order+goo*and#stuff': 123}));
     },

If the tests work, verify your version of filtrex.js is up to date.

[summer9090]

Thanks for your reply.

I cloned this project and run the tests, all passed. But in my project, I installed filtrex(version: 0.5.4) through npm. When I run the same test('quoted symbol'), it will pop up the errors above. Is the filtrex version in node repository the latest one?

Thanks.

[summer9090]

Any updates about the issue?

Thanks

[m93a]

The issue was caused by NPM not being up-to-date. As of 2019 this is no longer the case and the NPM package is being actively maintained again.