A Python open source package to create a custom pipeline
- Installation:
pip install pipeln - Upgrade:
pip install pipeln --upgrade
Pipeln is a Python package aimed at creating a pipeline or a sequence of custom methods execution. The goal is to enable the creation of different procedural sequences that can be encapsulated within a method, allowing for the selection of order, return values, etc. Although some functionalities are still pending implementation, for a better overview, please refer to the objectives calendar.
📃 Last version 0.2.11-alpha out now! 📃
| Contribution & Questions Type | Platforms |
|---|---|
| 🐞 Bug Reports | GitHub Issues |
| 📦 Feature Requests & Ideas | GitHub Discussions |
| 🛠️ Usage Questions & Discusions | GitHub Discussions |
To start using Pipeln use the next command:
pip install pipelnTo use the library properly, we follow these steps:
- Import the library.
- Initialize an object of the Pipeln class, providing the names and parameters of our methods, and setting the execution order.
- Create the execution structure.
- Execute the pipeline.
from Pipeln.pipeline import Pipeline
from features.auxiliar_test_methods import add, sub, cap
obj = Pipeline(methods=[add, sub, cap], params=[{'a': 2, 'b': 4}, ('1', 2), ('spain',)], orders=[3, 1, 2], debug=True)
obj.create()
obj.run()Expected output:
DEBUG: *****************************
DEBUG: > Starting pipeline
DEBUG:
DEBUG: EXEC: Method add executed successfully.
ERROR: ERROR: There is an error in sub method. Inappropiate argument type.
DEBUG: EXEC: Method cap executed successfully.
DEBUG:
DEBUG: Pipeline finished in 10.9
DEBUG: *****************************Pipeln is licensed under MIT License.
