Arbiter
Arbiter is a lightweight framework for working with data flows. These may be as simple as capturing data from a REST API and writing it to a file, merging files or even merging various sources into a single output such as a database. At its core Arbiter provides a multi-process processor for handling inputs based on handlers. Handlers may be written for any data source required.
Installation
pip install arbiter
Documentation
Documentation is available on readthedocs.io
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