linux pipe style port to python

code like this: pipe(1) | float | str | list | done !

tested on 2.7, 3.2, 3.3

Install

pip install pipeto

API

pipe(arg)

generate a pipable object pipe to next function.

@param : arg {mixed}
done(arg)

get the actural value out of pipable object
compose(fn)

Compose functions. Can be used as a decorator.

@alias : composable

@param : fn {callable}

example

from pipeto import *
import operator as op

inc = lambda x: x + 1
double = lambda x: x + x

# pipe
pipe(1) | float | str | list | done    # == ['1', '.', '0']
pipe(2) | inc | done                   # == 3
pipe(2) | inc | double | done          # == 6
pipe([1,2,3]) | sum | done             # == 6

# compose
newfn = compose(inc) | double
newfn(2) # == double(inc(2))

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