Banzai

Simple toolkit for processing input using filter/pipeline concept.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'banzai'

Usage

First, implement some filters:

class GaussianBlur < Banzai::Filter
  def call(input)
    # process input
    # ...
  end
end 

class Nostalgia < Banzai::Filter
  def call(input)
    # process input
    # ...
  end
end

Then you can apply them to some input:

GaussianBlur.new(radius:1.1).call(image)

You can also use class method call if filter doesn't have options, or you want to apply default ones (defined in implementation itself):

Nostalgia.call(image)

To apply multiple filters to input use Banzai::Pipeline. Note that you can combine filter class and it's instances:

blurred_effect = Banzai::Pipeline.new(GaussianBlur.new(radius:1.1), Nostalgia)
blurred_effect.call(image)

Banzai::Pipeline is just another filter, so you can mix them with filters into a new pipeline:

Banzai::Pipeline.new(blurred_effect, RoundCorners.new(radius:0.87))

Working Example

Here's a simple working example:

class StripFilter < Banzai::Filter
  def call(input)
    input.strip
  end
end

class UpcaseFilter < Banzai::Filter
  def call(input)
    input.upcase
  end
end

pipeline = Banzai::Pipeline.new(StripFilter, UpcaseFilter)
puts pipeline.call('    ohai ') # prints "OHAI"

Contributing

Open a pull request but first make sure this is green:

bundle exec rake

Code status

Licence

Banzai is released under the MIT License.