ETL library that doesn't get in the programmer's way and is
built around conventions rather than an API. Simply put, sauceboat pipes
containers into functions that themselves return containers. Combined with
iterators, it makes for a light and memory-friendly ETL solution.
Right now, the closest thing to documentation can be found in examples/.
The name comes from a variation around saucebrush which is a
similar project.
- Output information about the job (through
--info) - Support chaining Recipes (fork, join, etc..)
- Provide an WSGI application with a diagram and statistics as well as logs
- Documentation
This library was written by Benoit Myard for Almacom (Thailand) Ltd. It is released under the BSD license.