PipePad

PipePad is a utility for writing code just a little bit too complicated for pipes and the command line. It's and easy-to-use platform for handling stream processing in a way that doesn't require so much repetition--Gone are the days of ::edit-up-enter:: over and over, and gone are the days of overly complicated single-line shell scripts or worse, awk scripts, PipePad gives you the benefits of strong scripting languages with the versatility of pipe commands.

Demo

Some damn videos

Usage

REPO_ID

Repos are identified using the following syntax:

git://foo.bar.com/
file://foo/bar/repo
local

PAD_ID

Pads are identified using the following syntax:

local/sum_timestamps:latest
sum_timestamps:latest
sum_timestamps
sum_timestamps:4
git://foo.bar.com/sum_timestamps:latest

Piping pads

# Create a pad with the default language
cat sample_data/timestamps.txt | pad 

# Specify langauge
cat sample_data/timestamps.txt | pad --language=python

# Execute a specific pad against file 
cat sample_data/timestamps.txt | pad run PAD_ID

Managing pads

List

# Defaults to all pads in all repos
pad list 

# Allow drilldown into pads
pad list pads

# List just the repos 
pad list repos

# TODO Different than just `pad show PAD_ID`????
pad list versions PAD_ID

Edit

pad edit PAD_ID

Add

pad add repo REPO_ID

pad add file://fooo

Remove

pad remove repo REPO_ID

pad remove PAD_ID

Show

pad show pad PAD_ID

#? needed
pad show version PAD_ID

pad show repo REPO_ID

Config

# Show the config file or contents
pad config show file

# Edit the config file
pad config edit

pad config set $CONFIG_ID val

pad config get $CONFIG_ID

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