Bump json-rules-engine from 5.3.0 to 7.2.1

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Bumps json-rules-engine from 5.3.0 to 7.2.1.

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v6.5.0

What's Changed

• Custom almanac by @​chris-pardy in CacheControl/json-rules-engine#357

A custom Almanac implementation can now be passed to the Engine.run method. This Almanac will be used in place of the default one. This allows for extensions to looking up Fact Values, or other caching behavior.

Support Facts in Events

Events can now include references to facts in their parameters. If the replaceFactsInEventParams flag is set to true on the engine options then the references to fact values will be replaced with the resolved values when the facts are emitted.

6.3.0

Release Notes

• Added support for named conditions that can be shared between rules
  • Documentation: https://github.com/CacheControl/json-rules-engine/blob/master/docs/engine.md#enginesetconditionstring-name-object-conditions
  • PR: CacheControl/json-rules-engine#339

6.2.0

Release Notes

• Thanks to @​andycoopcode the new not condition makes it easier to write complex conditions by allowing top-level negation rather than requiring factoring of a nested condition:
  • Documentation: https://github.com/CacheControl/json-rules-engine/blob/master/docs/rules.md#boolean-expressions-all-any-and-not
  • PR: CacheControl/json-rules-engine#275
  • Issue: CacheControl/json-rules-engine#269
• Thanks to @​chris-pardy you can now add a name field on conditions to make them more human readable.
  • PR: CacheControl/json-rules-engine#332
  • Issue: Optional Condition Naming CacheControl/json-rules-engine#331

Dependencies

• jsonpath-plus has been upgraded from ^5.0.7 -> ^7.0.0
• hash-it has been upgraded from ^5.0.0 -> ^6.0.0

Doc Fixes

• Thanks to @​rbrtmrtn there have been some style fixes to the almanac.md document
  • PR: CacheControl/json-rules-engine#283

Changelog

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6.1.0 / 2021-06-03

• engine.removeRule() now supports removing rules by name
• Added engine.updateRule(rule)

6.0.1 / 2021-03-09

• Updates Typescript types to include failureEvents in EngineResult.

6.0.0 / 2020-12-22

• BREAKING CHANGES
  • To continue using selectn syntax for condition paths, use the new pathResolver feature. Read more here. Add the following to the engine constructor:

    const pathResolver = (object, path) => {
      return selectn(path)(object)
    }
    const engine = new Engine(rules, { pathResolver })

    (fixes #205)
  • Engine and Rule events on('success'), on('failure'), and Rule callbacks onSuccess and onFailure now honor returned promises; any event handler that returns a promise will be waited upon to resolve before engine execution continues. (fixes #235)
  • Private rule.event property renamed. Use rule.getEvent() to avoid breaking changes in the future.
  • The success-events fact used to store successful events has been converted to an internal data structure and will no longer appear in the almanac's facts. (fixes #187)
• NEW FEATURES
  • Engine constructor now accepts a pathResolver option for resolving condition path properties. Read more here. (fixes #210)
  • Engine.run() now returns three additional data structures:
    • failureEvents, an array of all failed rules events. (fixes #192)
    • results, an array of RuleResults for each successful rule (fixes #216)
    • failureResults, an array of RuleResults for each failed rule

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