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This package allows you to use the Pipeline pattern in your processes, and it's built upon the Chain of Responsibility (CoR) design pattern.

CoR is a behavioral design pattern that processes given data through a series of handlers. When a request reaches the pipe class, it processes the data and then forwards it to the next handler. The principle behind this pattern is straightforward.

In summary, the Pipeline is a design pattern tailored for managing sequential modifications to an object. Imagine it as an assembly line: each station represents a pipe, and by the end of the line, you're left with a transformed object.

go get github.com/izniburak/pipeline-go

package mainimport ("fmt""strings""github.com/izniburak/pipeline-go")typeUpperCasePipestruct{}func (u*UpperCasePipe)Handle(value pipeline.PipeValue,next pipeline.PipeNext) pipeline.PipeValue {// get valuetext:=value.(string)capitalized:=strings.ToUpper(text)returnnext(capitalized)}typeTrimSpacePipestruct{}func (t*TrimSpacePipe)Handle(value pipeline.PipeValue,next pipeline.PipeNext) pipeline.PipeValue {// get valuetext:=value.(string)trimmed:=strings.Trim(text," ")returnnext(trimmed)}funcmain() {text:="   buki.dev   "pipes:= []pipeline.PipeInterface{new(UpperCasePipe),new(TrimSpacePipe),}result:=pipeline.Send(text).Through(pipes).ThenReturn()fmt.Println(result)// BUKI.DEV}

1. Fork the repo (https://github.com/izniburak/pipeline-go/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

• izniburak İzni Burak Demirtaş - creator, maintainer

The MIT License (MIT) - seelicense.md for more details