Pipeline Toolkit
A small functional pipeline toolkit for Python.
pipeline-toolkit provides a simple way to build sequential pipelines from ordinary Python callables.
It also provides small utilities for composing functions, configuring callable steps, applying side effects, and managing pipeline state.
A pipeline is created from an iterable of steps. Each step is a tuple containing a callable and optional arguments.
from pipeline import Pipeline
def add(value, amount):
return value + amount
def multiply(value, factor):
return value * factor
pipeline = Pipeline([
(add, (5,)),
(multiply, (2,)),
])
pipeline.run(10).wait()
print(pipeline.result) # 30
The value flows through each step sequentially:
10
↓
add(10, 5)
↓
15
↓
multiply(15, 2)
↓
30
See the API Reference for detailed documentation.
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