Keep your code piping hot! Live code reloading without additional binaries
Wrapper for piping data into and out of child processes
Return promise for streams piping
Utility for piping to/from a stream from a variety of sources to a variety of destinations
Pipe multiple streams into a single stream, ensuring each added stream finishes piping it's data before the next begins.
A lazy piping operator for iterators
Stream piping for chiffchaff.
A PassThrough stream that stops piping when a pattern is reached
Streamplace Streams for Piping Video Around and Stuff
Child Process Spawn as a Promise, with simple in/out piping
Like nodemon but only watches require()d files. Like piping but easy to use with node-inspector.
Angular component for interactive piping & instrumentation diagrams. Uses diagram-js.
Vite plugin for KickJS — dev server integration, HMR, virtual modules, httpServer piping
Type-safe piping of synchronous or asynchronous values
command line handlebars templating for piping json through
prefixes a (text) stream with a given string before each chunk, useful, for e.g., when piping text from multiple sources to stdout
Piping streams across a cluster of Workers
Node Input/output Piping
Keep your code piping hot! Live code reloading without additional binaries
Streaming Data Transfer Server over HTTP/HTTPS
async shell exec, streams, piping
Stack several transform streams behind a single stream for reusable piping magic.
A focused Javascript engine for evaluating delegated credentials in Verifiable Presentations, extracting authorized claims, and piping the resulting facts into Cedar policy decisions.
command line handlebars templating for piping json through
Pipeline syntax in Rust. `4isize |> double(__) |> __ as usize`.
Context-Pipe high-performance Rust orchestrator and library
Cross-platform MCP (Model Context Protocol) proxy tool
Make it possible to chain regular functions
Scripty - your Rust command toolkit for easy command execution and file operations
Cross-platform named-pipe API.
a cross-platform library for opening OS pipes
A pipe reader and writer for the terminal. Made for use with the ipipe Rust library.
A lightweight, type-safe library for building linear and concurrent processing pipelines in Rust.
A command-line tool to generate and build data integration app using pipebase framework
A fast and thread-safe library for creating multi-writer and single-reader pipelines in Rust.
A lazy, effectful streaming library for Rust -- FS2-inspired LazyFlow<B> with pull-based sources, async transforms, backpressure, and concurrency
A Ruby client for the Piping API.
Official AWS Ruby gem for Amazon EventBridge Pipes. This gem is part of the AWS SDK for Ruby.
This gem is a Logstash plugin required to be installed on top of the Logstash core pipeline using $LS_HOME/bin/logstash-plugin install gemname. This gem is not a stand-alone program
This gem is a Logstash plugin required to be installed on top of the Logstash core pipeline using $LS_HOME/bin/logstash-plugin install gemname. This gem is not a stand-alone program
A pipe takes an object and a block which contains methods to call on the object in sequence.
You can use "|" instend of "." in method chain
Ruby implementation of the UNIX pipe
Provides Ruby's File class with a new method called ::mkfifo that creates a named pipe (FIFO). This gem is a simple C extension wrapping the *nixish mkfifo(3) function.
The win32-pipe library provides an interface for named pipes on Windows. A named pipe is a named, one-way or duplex pipe for communication between the pipe server and one or more pipe clients.
Piped Ruby is a tiny piece of code that brings an awesome feature to Ruby: pipe operators.
create subprocess by pipe. manage that.
Shelike::Pipe offer an operator to behave like the pipe operator of the shell.
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