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Records the inputs and outputs of scripts

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Pirec is a Python package for wrapping scripts so that their inputs and outputs are preserved in a consistent way and results are recorded.

Example

from pirec import call, record, pipeline
from pirec.artefacts import TextFile


@record()
def pipeline_stage_1(f):
    call(['/bin/cat', f.filename])


@record()
def pipeline_stage_2(f):
    call(['/bin/cat', f.filename])


def my_pipeline(file1, file2):
    pipeline_stage_1(file1)
    pipeline_stage_2(file2)


def example_pipeline():
    pipeline.run(
        'example',
        my_pipeline,
        '/my/data/directory',
        TextFile('month00/data.txt'), TextFile('month12/data.txt')
    )


if __name__ == '__main__':
    example_pipeline()

Installation

pip install pirec

Requirements

Pirec is tested with Python v2.7 - 3.5. Use of the MongoDB or SQLDatabase result recorders requires the installation of the pymongo or sqlalchemy modules as appropriate. Depending on your database SQLAlchemy may require additional support libraries to be installed.

Documentation

Full documentation is hosted on Read the Docs.

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