WIP. Unstable.
Pros – UNIX pipeline on python and steroids.
Features:
Tree, not chain.
Any command can get any message from any parent.
Powerful CLI
YAML scenarios (like in Ansible) with Jinja2 templating.
Simple commands chaining from code.
Simple custom commands creating this pythonic native coroutines mechanism.
Many examples.
1 maintainer
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