codeupipe
codeupipe is a Python library for writing a program as a pipeline of small steps. It has no dependencies. Python 3.9 or later.
pip install codeupipe
The eight primitives
| Primitive | What it does | Who writes it |
|---|---|---|
| Payload | Carries the data | The library |
| Filter | Changes the data | You |
| Predicate | Asks a yes-or-no question about the data | You |
| Valve | Joins a Predicate to a Filter: the Filter runs when the answer is yes | The library. You add one with add_valve(predicate, filter) |
| Tap | Reads the data as it goes by | You |
| Hook | Is called before and after each step | You |
| State | Records which steps ran | The library |
| Pipeline | Runs the steps in order | You |
Example
Each class is in its own file. The pipeline file imports them and adds them.
# discount_filter.py
class DiscountFilter:
def __init__(self, rate):
self.rate = rate
def call(self, payload):
return payload.insert("price", round(payload.get("price", 0) * (1 - self.rate), 2))
# at_least_predicate.py
class AtLeastPredicate:
def __init__(self, key, minimum):
self.key = key
self.minimum = minimum
def test(self, payload):
return payload.get(self.key, 0) >= self.minimum
# pricing_pipeline.py
from codeupipe import Pipeline
from .at_least_predicate import AtLeastPredicate
from .audit_tap import AuditTap
from .discount_filter import DiscountFilter
from .mark_bulk_filter import MarkBulkFilter
class PricingPipeline(Pipeline):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.add_filter(DiscountFilter(0.1))
# MarkBulkFilter runs only when the predicate is true.
self.add_valve(AtLeastPredicate("qty", 10), MarkBulkFilter())
# A Tap failure is recorded and does not stop the run.
self.add_tap(AuditTap())
from codeupipe import Payload
PricingPipeline().run(Payload({"price": 100.0, "qty": 12})).to_dict()
# {'price': 90.0, 'qty': 12, 'bulk': True}
A step must be a class in a module. A lambda is refused, because a step is identified by its type, and State, Hooks and the export use that identity.
What is in the package
codeupipe: the eight primitives.python -m codeupipe.lower: writes a pipeline as plain Python with no import of codeupipe.codeupipe.config: readscup.config.json.
The linter is a separate package: pip install codeupipe-lint.
Documentation
- The contract: https://github.com/orchestrate-solutions/codeupipe/blob/main/conformance/API.md
- The export: https://github.com/orchestrate-solutions/codeupipe/blob/main/docs/static-export.md
- The config file: https://github.com/orchestrate-solutions/codeupipe/blob/main/docs/config.md
- The repository: https://github.com/orchestrate-solutions/codeupipe
License
Apache License 2.0.
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