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Tool for defining dict lists or jsonlines batch processing pipelines.

See tests for usage on the first case. You can also process a jsonlines batch file using the command line tool.

For running tests:

> nosetest3 tests/test_transform.py

Usage:

` python -m json_pipeline.transform `

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