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Preconfigured pipelines for node.js
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# gasket
Preconfigured pipelines for node.js
```
$ npm install -g gasket
$ gasket # prints help
```
## Usage
To setup a pipeline add a `gasket` section to your package.json
```
{
"name": "my-test-app",
"dependencies" : {
"transform-uppercase": "^1.0.0"
},
"gasket": {
"example": [
"echo hello world",
"transform-uppercase"
]
}
}
```
To run the above `example` pipeline simply to the repo and run
```
$ gasket example # will print HELLO WORLD
```
`gasket` will spawn each command in the pipeline (it supports modules/commands installed via npm)
and pipe them together.
## Modules in pipelines
In addition to commands it supports node modules that return streams
```
{
"gasket": [
"echo hello world",
{"module":"./uppercase.js"}
]
}
```
Where `uppercase.js` is a file that looks like this
``` js
var through = require('through2')
module.exports = function() {
return through(function(data, enc, cb) {
cb(null, data.toString().toUpperCase())
})
}
```
If your module reads/writes JSON object set `json:true` in the pipeline.
That will make gasket parse newline seperated JSON before parsing the objects to the stream
and stringify the output.
Running `gasket main` will produce `HELLO WORLD`
## Using gasket.json
If you don't have a package.json file you can add the tasks to a `gasket.json` file instead
```
{
"example": [
"echo hello world",
"transform-uppercase"
]
}
```
## gasket as a module
You can use gasket as a module as well
``` js
var gasket = require('gasket')
var pipelines = gasket({
example: [
"echo hello world",
"transform-uppercase"
]
})
pipelines.example().pipe(process.stdout)
```