Piniverse

Piniverse is a simple library to programmatically orchestrate function calls for Python.

Table of contents

• Features Support
• Prerequisites
• Getting Started
• Limitations
• Contributions

Features Support

• Execution of pinned functions inside a python package in topological ordering
• Visualization of the directed acyclic graph

Prerequisites

• Python 3.7

Getting Started

Installation

$ pip install piniverse

Basic Usage

Piniverse inspects pinned functions inside a package.

.
├── workspace/   <-- workspace directory
├── script.py    <-- script file

To orchestrate your desired functions, pin them! Every pinned function has a task identifier, and if applicable, a succeeding toward identifier.

# workspace/

from piniverse import Pinned


@Pinned(
  task='1',
  toward='2', 
  arguments={
    args: ['Hello World']
    kwargs: {'content': 'Programming exercise...'}
  }
)
def simple_print(title: str, content: str = '') -> None:
  message = """
    Title: {}
    Content: 
      {}
  """.format(title, content)
  
  print(message)


@Pinned(
  task='2',
  arguments={
    args: ['A pretty Hello World']
    kwargs: {'content': 'A pretty programming exercise!'
  }
)
def pretty_print(title: str, content: str = '') -> None:
  message = """
    Pretty Title: {}
    Pretty Content: 
      {}
  """.format(title, content)

  print(message)

To execute your pinned functions, plan and apply!

# script.py

import piniverse
import workspace


piniverse.plan(workspace)
piniverse.apply()

// Title: Hello World
// Content: 
//   Programming exercise...
// Title: A pretty Hello World
// Content:
//   A pretty programming exercise

User Interface

Piniverse also provides a straightforward visualization of your task definitions.

# script.py

pinverse.plan(workspace, plan_view=True)

Limitations

Presently, Piniverse solely supports standalone functions.

Contributions

Contributions are more than welcome! Check out the contribution documentation.