Tubes

Write stream processing computations with monadic side effects and compose them in a series of tubes.

This is similar to the pipes and conduit libraries in purpose but its implementation is very different. A tube is either a

• Source m a, yielding values of type a ;
• Sink m a, awaiting values of type a ; or
• Channel m a b, transforming a values into b values.

These are all aliases for the same fundamental type: Tube a b m (). However the different variations are all instances of different classes which endow them with useful capabilities.

The opposite of a tube, the Pump, is also provided in this package. While it has not been explored as thoroughly as the Tube, Pump is used internally to run tube computations and fold over streams.

Thorough documentation, examples, and more information are available at http://hackage.haskell.org/package/tubes

(c) 2014 - 2016 Gatlin Johnson gatlin@niltag.net

Licensing

See LICENSE.

Questions? Comments? Bugs?

Use the Issues feature of GitHub to send me bugs. For all other inquiries, please send mail to gatlin@niltag.net with "Tubes" somewhere in the subject line.

Some terms and ideas were stolen from Gabriel Gonzalez, author of the pipes library.