Dragon Code Parser
The Dragon Code Parser processes semantic commands with port-specific handlers, enabling natural language-like interface to the DragonFire system while maintaining machine efficiency.
Overview
Dragon Code is a semantic command language designed to provide an intuitive yet powerful interface to the DragonFire system. Its parser translates natural language-like commands into structured operations that are routed to the appropriate port-specific handlers for execution.
Key Features
- Semantic Commands: Natural language-inspired syntax that follows human thought patterns
- Port-Based Routing: Automatic routing to geometric port handlers based on operation intent
- Chainable Operations: Method-chaining syntax for complex operation sequences
- Type Inference: Smart type detection with contextual parameter handling
- Port-Specific Semantics: Commands maintain consistent meaning across different contexts
Dragon Code Syntax
Dragon Code follows a command-verb structure with method chaining capabilities:
// Basic syntax: COMMAND(port).METHOD(parameters).METHOD(parameters)... // Examples: GET(210).SELECT("profile").FILTER(lastLogin > "2025-01-01") CREATE(400).FILE("data.bin").WITH(contents).COMPRESS() COMPUTE(500).VECTOR([1,2,3]).CROSS([4,5,6])
Command Structure
Component | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
Command | Primary operation verb | GET, CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE, COMPUTE |
Port | Geometric port number (000-799) | 210, 300, 400, 500 |
Methods | Chainable operations on the command | SELECT(), FILTER(), FORMAT() |
Parameters | Arguments to methods | Strings, numbers, objects, expressions |
Port-Specific Handlers
Each geometric port range has specialized handlers that understand the context and requirements of its domain:
- System Ports (000-099): System configuration and monitoring operations
- User Ports (100-199): User authentication and profile management
- Data Ports (200-299): Data retrieval and manipulation operations
- Finance Ports (300-399): Financial transactions and accounting
- Storage Ports (400-499): File and object storage operations
- Knowledge Ports (500-599): AI inference and knowledge processing
- DragonFire Ports (600-699): Core system access
- Portal Ports (700-799): External integrations
Command Routing
When a Dragon Code command is processed, it follows these steps:
- Tokenization: The command is broken into tokens
- Parsing: Tokens are converted to a semantic command object
- Port Resolution: The command is routed to the appropriate port handler
- Validation: The handler validates the command structure and parameters
- Execution: The handler processes the command
- Response: Results are returned in the requested format
Error Handling
The Dragon Code Parser provides detailed error information when commands cannot be processed:
try { const result = await dragonfire.execute(` GET(900).FILE("data.txt") `); } catch (error) { console.error(error); // Output: // { // code: "INVALID_PORT", // message: "Port 900 is outside valid range (000-799)", // position: { line: 2, column: 9 }, // suggestion: "Use port range 400-499 for file operations" // } }
Chain Operations
Commands can be chained to create complex operation sequences:
// Complex data pipeline example const result = await dragonfire.execute(` GET(210) .SELECT("transactions") .FILTER(date > "2025-01-01" AND amount > 1000) .SORT(date DESC) .TRANSFORM(400, item => { return { id: item.id, date: item.date, normalizedAmount: item.amount / 100 }; }) .FORMAT("JSON") `); // Equivalent to the JavaScript SDK code: const result = await dragonfire .get(210) .select("transactions") .filter(item => item.date > new Date("2025-01-01") && item.amount > 1000) .sort({ field: "date", direction: "desc" }) .transform(400, item => ({ id: item.id, date: item.date, normalizedAmount: item.amount / 100 })) .format("json") .execute();
Code Examples
User Data Operations (Port 200-299)
// Get user profile with preferences const profile = await dragonfire.execute(` GET(210) .SELECT("profile") .INCLUDE(["preferences", "settings"]) .FORMAT("OBJECT") `); // Create a new data record const newRecord = await dragonfire.execute(` CREATE(210) .RECORD("contacts") .WITH({ name: "Jane Doe", email: "jane@example.com", phone: "+1-555-123-4567" }) `); // Update existing data const updateResult = await dragonfire.execute(` UPDATE(210) .RECORD("contacts", "id123") .SET({ email: "jane.doe@example.com", status: "active" }) `);
Financial Operations (Port 300-399)
// Check account balance const balance = await dragonfire.execute(` GET(300) .BALANCE("accountXYZ") .AS("USD") `); // Create a purchase transaction const purchase = await dragonfire.execute(` CREATE(300) .TRANSACTION("purchase") .WITH({ amount: 129.99, currency: "USD", items: [ { id: "item123", quantity: 1, price: 129.99 } ], paymentMethod: "card456" }) `);
AI Knowledge Operations (Port 500-599)
// Perform vector similarity search const similar = await dragonfire.execute(` COMPUTE(500) .SIMILARITY(userVector, knowledgeBase) .TOP(5) .THRESHOLD(0.85) `); // Generate text completion const completion = await dragonfire.execute(` GENERATE(500) .TEXT() .FROM(prompt) .MAX_TOKENS(100) .TEMPERATURE(0.7) `);
Advanced Usage Note
While Dragon Code can be used directly as shown in the examples, the DragonFire JavaScript SDK provides native method equivalents that offer the same functionality with the benefits of TypeScript type checking and IDE code completion. Most developers will prefer using the SDK methods, falling back to raw Dragon Code execution for specialized cases.