This is an internal DSL (domain specific language) for JavaScript which enables prolog-like logic programming natively within JS. It was inspired by work done in CS137A, Prototyping Programming Languages, offered at UCLA.

Dependencies: Node.js, Firefox (for proxy support)

$ pwd
.../logic-idsl/

$ npm i -g webpack
$ npm i

$ webpack

To try out the DSL, open test/test.html in Firefox. For more examples on its use, take a look at some of the tests being run.

test/test.html exposes the RuleSet symbol as a global. Try writing your own programs in the console of test/test.html, or include index.js in your own projects.

var _ = new RuleSet();

with(_){
  rule
    .father(orville, abe)
    .father(abe, homer)
    .father(homer, bart)
    .father(homer, lisa)
    .father(homer, maggie)
  ;

  rule
    .parent(X, Y).if(
      father(X, Y)
    )
    .grandfather(X, Y).if(
      father(X, Z),
      parent(Z, Y)
    )
  ;
}

var it = _.query
  .grandfather(_.X, _.Y)
;  

Here, chained statements which begin with 'rule' intern logical rules (e.g. father(orville, abe), parent(X, Y).if( father(X, Y) )) in the RuleSet. The RuleSet is then queried to produce an iterator of possible solutions.