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py-pipelines

pipeline in python3

Install via pip

$ pip3 install py-pipelines

Clone this repository and local install

$ pip3 install --upgrade .

Run test

$ python3 -m unittest -v tests/main.py 

pipelines

All functions accept the return of the previous one as their first parameter.

Examples

Simple pipeline

create a pipeline with functions

def pipeline(input:Any=None, pipe:Union[List[Callable], List[Union[List, Callable]]]=[]) -> Any:

Example

from pypipelines import pipeline

def one(input):
    return input + " ONE "


def two(input):
    return input + " TWO "


def three(input, *args):
    return input + " THREE " + "".join(args)


def four(input, a, b, c):
    return input + " FOUR " + f"{a}" + f"{b}" + f"{c}"


if __name__ == "__main__":
    result = pipeline(
        input="TEST ",
        pipe=[
            one,
            two,
            [three, " DD ", " EE ", " FF "], # function with paramiters
            [four, " XX ", " YY ", " ZZ "] # function with paramiters
        ]
    )
    print(result)
$ python3 main.py 
TEST  ONE  TWO  THREE  DD  EE  FF  FOUR  XX  YY  ZZ 

Simple async pipeline

Create a pipeline with async functions

async def asyncpipeline(input:Any=None, pipe:Union[List[Callable], List[Union[List, Callable]]]=[]) -> Any:

Example

from pypipelines import asyncpipeline
import asyncio


async def asyncone(input):
    return input + " ONE "


async def asynctwo(input):
    return input + " TWO "


async def asyncthree(input, *args):
    return input + " THREE " + "".join(args)


async def asyncfour(input, a, b, c):
    return input + " FOUR " + f"{a}" + f"{b}" + f"{c}"


if __name__ == "__main__":
    result = asyncio.run(asyncpipeline(
            input="TEST ",
            pipe=[
                asyncone,
                asynctwo,
                [asyncthree, " DD ", " EE ", " FF "],
                [asyncfour, " XX ", " YY ", " ZZ "]
            ]
        ))
    print(result)
$ python3 main.py 
TEST  ONE  TWO  THREE  DD  EE  FF  FOUR  XX  YY  ZZ 

Simple event loop pipeline

Create a event loop pipeline with functions and run a callback when pipeline finish

def eventlooppipeline(input:Any=None, pipe:Union[List[Callable], List[Union[List, Callable]]]=[], callback:Union[Callable, None] = None) -> None:

Example

from pypipelines import eventlooppipeline
from time import sleep


def one(input):
    return input + " ONE "


def two(input):
    return input + " TWO "


def three(input, *args):
    return input + " THREE " + "".join(args)


def four(input, a, b, c):
    return input + " FOUR " + f"{a}" + f"{b}" + f"{c}"


def twoSleep(input):
    sleep(2)
    return input + " BB (sleep 2) "


def callback(input):
    print("CALLBACK", input)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    eventlooppipeline(
        input="ciao",
        pipe=[
            one,
            two,
            twoSleep,
            [three, " DD ", " EE ", " FF "],
            [four, " XX ", " YY ", " ZZ "]
        ],
        callback=callback)
    print("Event loop running...")
$ python3 main.py 
Event loop running...
CALLBACK ciao ONE  TWO  BB (sleep 2)  THREE  DD  EE  FF  FOUR  XX  YY  ZZ 

Simple event loop async pipeline

Create a event loop pipeline with async functions and run a callback when pipeline finish

def asynceventlooppipeline(input:Any=None, pipe:Union[List[Callable], List[Union[List, Callable]]]=[], callback:Union[Callable, None] = None) -> None:

Example

from pypipelines import asynceventlooppipeline
from time import sleep

async def asyncone(input):
    return input + " ONE "


async def asynctwo(input):
    return input + " TWO "


async def asyncthree(input, *args):
    return input + " THREE " + "".join(args)


async def asyncfour(input, a, b, c):
    return input + " FOUR " + f"{a}" + f"{b}" + f"{c}"

async def asynctwoSleep(input):
    sleep(2)
    return input + " BB (async sleep 1) "

def callback(input):
    print("CALLBACK", input)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    asynceventlooppipeline(
            input="TEST ",
            pipe=[
                asyncone,
                asynctwo,
                asynctwoSleep,
                [asyncthree, " DD ", " EE ", " FF "],
                [asyncfour, " XX ", " YY ", " ZZ "]
            ],
            callback=callback
        )
    print("Event loop running...")
$ python3 main.py 
Event loop running...
CALLBACK TEST  ONE  TWO  BB (async sleep 1)  THREE  DD  EE  FF  FOUR  XX  YY  ZZ

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