@turanga/pipeline v0.2.0

Pipeline

hen using pipelines you can pass an object and perform any type of task and finally return the resulting value once all the “tasks” have been executed.

Installation

npm install js-turanga/pipeline

Usage

The Pipeline package provides a fluent interface for convinient one-liner usage. However, you're not limited to take advantage based on your needs.

Creating a new and empty pipeline instance:

const Pipeline = require( "./pipeline/dist" );

const pipeline = new Pipeline;

Creating a new pipeline instance while providing tasks as constructor arguments

const pipeline = new Pipeline([validate, normalize, transform]);

You may consider to apply tasks after the pipeline nstantiation

const pipeline = new Pipeline;

pipeline.pipe(validate).pipe(normalize).pipe(transform)

Finally, process the pipeline with its tasks by:

const result = pipeline.process({name: foo, title: foobar})