# sf-formula-parser

> A TypeScript library for parsing and evaluating Salesforce formulas outside of Salesforce. Supports 90+ built-in functions, record context, related records, global variables, and prior value detection.

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## Table of Contents

- [API Reference](https://sf-formula-parser.dev/docs/api-reference): Parse and evaluate a formula in a single call. This is the simplest way to use the library.
- [Error Handling](https://sf-formula-parser.dev/docs/error-handling): The library throws typed errors that you can catch and inspect. All errors extend the base `FormulaError` class.
- [Date & Time Functions](https://sf-formula-parser.dev/docs/functions/date-time): 21 functions for working with dates, times, and timestamps.
- [Logical Functions](https://sf-formula-parser.dev/docs/functions/logical): 16 functions for branching, null-checking, and change detection.
- [Math Functions](https://sf-formula-parser.dev/docs/functions/math): 19 functions for arithmetic, rounding, and geolocation.
- [Text Functions](https://sf-formula-parser.dev/docs/functions/text): 30 functions for string manipulation, encoding, and pattern matching.
- [Getting Started](https://sf-formula-parser.dev/docs/getting-started): Get up and running with `sf-formula-parser` in under two minutes.
- [Record Context](https://sf-formula-parser.dev/docs/record-context): Every formula is evaluated against a `FormulaContext` — the object that represents the Salesforce record and its environment.