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Code Generation: Rule Engine

The purpose of this repository is to provide an example of how a Rule Engine can be implemented in InterSystems Caché using Object Generators.

Implementation

  • Code generation is an excellent way of increasing performance moving run-time calculations to compile-time.
  • The intention of this example is to explain how something as complex as a Rule Engine can be modelled in InterSystems Caché.
  • InterSytems Ensemble provides a very powerful Rule Engine that is way much better than this homemade example.

Goal

  1. Describe a rule using a human-readable XML.
  2. Compile the rule and generate the code to evaluate that rule in run-time.

Classes

Installation

set path="C:\Temp\cache-iat-ruleengine-master\cache"
do $system.OBJ.ImportDir(path,"*.inc","ck",.error,1)
do $system.OBJ.ImportDir(path,"*.xml","ck",.error,1)

Run the code

  • The example provides a patient alert rule.
  • After compiling the classes of the project, we can run the example:
    • Create a context to evaluate the rule: this context contains all needed data to evaluate the rule, in this case a patient object.
    • Evaluate the rule.
  • To run the example, simply execute ##class(IAT.RuleEngine.Test.Examples).Run() method
Class IAT.S01.Rules.Test.Example Extends %RegisteredObject
{

ClassMethod Run() As %Status
{
  set ret = $$$OK
  try {
    // create a patient
    set p = ##class(Patient).%New()
    set p.MRN="1234", p.Name="John", p.Surname="Snow", p.DOB=$zdh("1975-05-07",3)

    // create a rule context, set data
    set context = ##class(PatientContext).%New()
    set context.Patient = p

    // evaluate Patient Alerts Rule
    set ruleEngine = ##class(IAT.S01.Rules.Engine).%New()
    $$$TOE(sc, ruleEngine.Evaluate("IAT.S01.Rules.Test.PatientAlertsRule", context, .log))

    // print log
    write !,"Rule log:",!
    zwrite log
  } catch ex {
    set ret = ex.AsStatus()
    do $system.Status.DisplayError(ret)
  }
  quit ret
}

}

Execute the method from a Terminal session:

do ##class(IAT.RuleEngine.Test.Example).Run()
 
=======================
SendEmail
To:test@server.com
Body:
Patient is so old!
=======================
 
=======================
ShowObject
+----------------- general information ---------------
|      oref value: 1
|      class name: IAT.RuleEngine.Test.Patient
| reference count: 3
+----------------- attribute values ------------------
|                DOB = 49069
|                MRN = 1234
|               Name = "John"
|            Surname = "Snow"
=======================
 
Rule log:
log=4
log(1)="[2016-02-22 16:29:44] Rule: Not young anymore!"
log(2)="[2016-02-22 16:29:44] Action: 1"
log(3)="[2016-02-22 16:29:44] Action: 2"
log(4)="[2016-02-22 16:29:44] Action: 3"

Developer Community

Have a look at InterSystems Developer Community to learn about InterSystems technology, sharing solutions and staying up-to-date on the latest developments.

This example was published in https://community.intersystems.com/post/object-generators-homemade-ruleengine

Contributions

%XGEN.AbstractDocument implementation

Dmitry Maslennikov (https://github.com/daimor) has uploaded a very interesting alternative approach which uses %XGEN.AbstractDocument class to process the XData.

The code is available in /pr/xgen branch.

Additional information is available here: https://community.intersystems.com/post/xdata-studio-asist

do ##class(IAT.RuleEngine.Test.Example).Run()

Docker

Container build and start runs ALL installation steps.
It is immedeatly ready for use as decsribed

Prerequisites

Make sure you have git and Docker desktop installed.

Installation

Clone/git pull the repo into any local directory

$ git clone https://github.com/rcemper/PR_iat-ruleengine.git

$ docker compose up -d && docker compose logs -f

Quick REST access to MASTER:
http://localhost:42773/synchmaster/rest/v1/customers

Quick REST access to CLIENT:
http://localhost:42773/synchclient/rest/v1/employees

To open IRIS Terminal do:

$ docker-compose exec iris iris session iris 
USER>do ##class(IAT.RuleEngine.Test.Example).Run()   
- - - -

or using WebTerminal
http://localhost:42773/terminal/

To access IRIS System Management Portal
http://localhost:42773/csp/sys/UtilHome.csp