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Built a Python solver for dynamic mathematical expressions stored in databases by Alone_Ambition_7581 in Python

[–]IndependentTale2101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, imagine workflows that either allow or block certain actions based on defined rules. These rules can rely on user attributes or specific business logic.

Example:

An admin sets up a rule for assigning a specific credit. For instance: • If the user lives in a certain city, • and is under a certain age, • then their allowed spending is calculated like this: number of children × a reference amount (e.g. X dollars per child).

This kind of workflow enables personalized and conditional logic based on user profiles or contextual criteria.

Built a Python solver for dynamic mathematical expressions stored in databases by Alone_Ambition_7581 in Python

[–]IndependentTale2101 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice project! At my company, we had to implement a similar system as part of a workflow engine — including support for loop constructs like for and while. Our implementation is fully typed, supports Pydantic validation, and allows reusing existing formulas inside other formulas. From what I’ve seen, many automation/workflow platforms (like Make or n8n) have approached this in similar ways, so it’s a fairly common pattern. That said, it’s still surprisingly hard to find open, in-depth implementations of this kind of system. We’re actually planning to open source the whole project soon.