How to Modify a Code for Parsing Financial Information to Work in a Node.js Instance?

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Could you help me modify this code to work in a node.js instance?

function parseFinancialInformation(text) {
  function parseNumberFromString(string) {
    const result = string.match(/-?\$([\d,]+\.?\d**)/);
    return result ? parseFloat(result[1].replace(/,/g, '')) : null;
  }

  const lines = text.split('\n');
  let totalRevenue = 0, costOfSales = 0, totalOperatingExpenses = 0, cashOnBalanceSheet = 0;

  lines.forEach(line => {
    if (line.includes("Total Revenue")) {
      totalRevenue = parseNumberFromString(line);
    } else if (line.includes("Total Cost of Sales")) {
      costOfSales = parseNumberFromString(line);
    } else if (line.includes("Total Operating Expenses")) {
      totalOperatingExpenses = parseNumberFromString(line);
    } else if (line.includes("Cash on Balance Sheet")) {
      cashOnBalanceSheet = parseNumberFromString(line);
    }
  });

  return {
    totalRevenue,
    costOfSales,
    totalOperatingExpenses,
    cashOnBalanceSheet
  };
}

const documentText = steps.custom_request.$return_value; // Assuming this contains the financial information

const financialInfo = parseFinancialInformation(documentText);

const grossProfit = financialInfo.totalRevenue - financialInfo.costOfSales;
const grossMargin = (grossProfit / financialInfo.totalRevenue) ** 100;
const monthlyOverhead = financialInfo.totalOperatingExpenses / 12;
const monthsPerDollar = financialInfo.cashOnBalanceSheet / monthlyOverhead;

const yearlyBreakevenRevenue = financialInfo.totalOperatingExpenses + financialInfo.costOfSales;
const monthlyBreakeven = yearlyBreakevenRevenue / 12;
const dailyBreakeven = yearlyBreakevenRevenue / 365;

console.log(`Gross Profit: $${grossProfit.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Gross Margin: ${grossMargin.toFixed(2)}%`);
console.log(`Monthly Overhead: $${monthlyOverhead.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Cash on Balance Sheet: $${financialInfo.cashOnBalanceSheet.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Months Per Dollar: ${monthsPerDollar.toFixed(2)} months`);
console.log(`Yearly Breakeven Revenue: $${yearlyBreakevenRevenue.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Monthly Breakeven: $${monthlyBreakeven.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Daily Breakeven: $${dailyBreakeven.toLocaleString()}`);
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To modify the provided code to work within a Node.js instance in a Pipedream component, we’ll make a few adjustments. The main changes involve wrapping the code in the defineComponent and run method structure that Pipedream components use. Additionally, we’ll assume the financial information text is provided as an input to the component. Here’s how you can structure the code: ``` import { defineComponent } from “pipedream/platform”; export default defineComponent({ props: { documentText: { type: “string”, label: “Document Text”, description: “The text containing the financial information.” } }, async run({ steps, $ }) { function parseFinancialInformation(text) { function parseNumberFromString(string) { const result = string.match(/-?$([\d,]+.?\d**)/); return result ? parseFloat(result[1].replace(/,/g, ‘’)) : null; } const lines = text.split(‘\n’); let totalRevenue = 0, costOfSales = 0, totalOperatingExpenses = 0, cashOnBalanceSheet = 0; lines.forEach(line => { if (line.includes(“Total Revenue”)) { totalRevenue = parseNumberFromString(line); } else if (line.includes(“Total Cost of Sales”)) { costOfSales = parseNumberFromString(line); } else if (line.includes(“Total Operating Expenses”)) { totalOperatingExpenses = parseNumberFromString(line); } else if (line.includes(“Cash on Balance Sheet”)) { cashOnBalanceSheet = parseNumberFromString(line); } }); return { totalRevenue, costOfSales, totalOperatingExpenses, cashOnBalanceSheet }; } const financialInfo = parseFinancialInformation(this.documentText); const grossProfit = financialInfo.totalRevenue - financialInfo.costOfSales; const grossMargin = (grossProfit / financialInfo.totalRevenue) ** 100; const monthlyOverhead = financialInfo.totalOperatingExpenses / 12; const monthsPerDollar = financialInfo.cashOnBalanceSheet / monthlyOverhead; const yearlyBreakevenRevenue = financialInfo.totalOperatingExpenses + financialInfo.costOfSales; const monthlyBreakeven = yearlyBreakevenRevenue / 12; const dailyBreakeven = yearlyBreake

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Could you help me modify this code to work in a node.js instance?

function parseFinancialInformation(text) {
  function parseNumberFromString(string) {
    const result = string.match(/-?\$([\d,]+\.?\d**)/);
    return result ? parseFloat(result[1].replace(/,/g, '')) : null;
  }

  const lines = text.split('\n');
  let totalRevenue = 0, costOfSales = 0, totalOperatingExpenses = 0, cashOnBalanceSheet = 0;

  lines.forEach(line => {
    if (line.includes("Total Revenue")) {
      totalRevenue = parseNumberFromString(line);
    } else if (line.includes("Total Cost of Sales")) {
      costOfSales = parseNumberFromString(line);
    } else if (line.includes("Total Operating Expenses")) {
      totalOperatingExpenses = parseNumberFromString(line);
    } else if (line.includes("Cash on Balance Sheet")) {
      cashOnBalanceSheet = parseNumberFromString(line);
    }
  });

  return {
    totalRevenue,
    costOfSales,
    totalOperatingExpenses,
    cashOnBalanceSheet
  };
}

const documentText = steps.custom_request.$return_value; // Assuming this contains the financial information

const financialInfo = parseFinancialInformation(documentText);

const grossProfit = financialInfo.totalRevenue - financialInfo.costOfSales;
const grossMargin = (grossProfit / financialInfo.totalRevenue) ** 100;
const monthlyOverhead = financialInfo.totalOperatingExpenses / 12;
const monthsPerDollar = financialInfo.cashOnBalanceSheet / monthlyOverhead;

const yearlyBreakevenRevenue = financialInfo.totalOperatingExpenses + financialInfo.costOfSales;
const monthlyBreakeven = yearlyBreakevenRevenue / 12;
const dailyBreakeven = yearlyBreakevenRevenue / 365;

console.log(`Gross Profit: $${grossProfit.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Gross Margin: ${grossMargin.toFixed(2)}%`);
console.log(`Monthly Overhead: $${monthlyOverhead.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Cash on Balance Sheet: $${financialInfo.cashOnBalanceSheet.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Months Per Dollar: ${monthsPerDollar.toFixed(2)} months`);
console.log(`Yearly Breakeven Revenue: $${yearlyBreakevenRevenue.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Monthly Breakeven: $${monthlyBreakeven.toLocaleString()}`);
console.log(`Daily Breakeven: $${dailyBreakeven.toLocaleString()}`);
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To modify the provided code to work in a Node.js instance on Pipedream, you can encapsulate the logic within a Pipedream component. This involves defining a component with defineComponent, and placing your logic within the run method. Here’s how you can do it: ``` export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps, $ }) { function parseFinancialInformation(text) { function parseNumberFromString(string) { const result = string.match(/-?$([\d,]+.?\d**)/); return result ? parseFloat(result[1].replace(/,/g, ‘’)) : null; } const lines = text.split(‘\n’); let totalRevenue = 0, costOfSales = 0, totalOperatingExpenses = 0, cashOnBalanceSheet = 0; lines.forEach(line => { if (line.includes(“Total Revenue”)) { totalRevenue = parseNumberFromString(line); } else if (line.includes(“Total Cost of Sales”)) { costOfSales = parseNumberFromString(line); } else if (line.includes(“Total Operating Expenses”)) { totalOperatingExpenses = parseNumberFromString(line); } else if (line.includes(“Cash on Balance Sheet”)) { cashOnBalanceSheet = parseNumberFromString(line); } }); return { totalRevenue, costOfSales, totalOperatingExpenses, cashOnBalanceSheet }; } // Assuming documentText contains the financial information // You’ll need to replace steps.custom_request.$return_value with the actual source of your financial information const documentText = “Your financial information text here”; // Example placeholder const financialInfo = parseFinancialInformation(documentText); const grossProfit = financialInfo.totalRevenue - financialInfo.costOfSales; const grossMargin = (grossProfit / financialInfo.totalRevenue) ** 100; const monthlyOverhead = financialInfo.totalOperatingExpenses / 12; const monthsPerDollar = financialInfo.cashOnBalanceSheet / monthlyOverhead; const yearlyBreakevenRevenue = financialInfo.totalOperatingExpenses + financialInfo.costOfSales; const monthlyBreakeven = yearlyBreakevenRevenue / 12; const dailyBreakeven = yearlyBreakevenRevenue / 365; console.log(`Gross Profit: $${grossProfit