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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 main
import (
"fmt"
"strings"
"github.com/izniburak/pipeline-go"
)
type UpperCasePipe struct{}
func (u *UpperCasePipe) Handle(value pipeline.PipeValue, next pipeline.PipeNext) pipeline.PipeValue {
// get value
text := value.(string)
capitalized := strings.ToUpper(text)
return next(capitalized)
}
type TrimSpacePipe struct{}
func (t *TrimSpacePipe) Handle(value pipeline.PipeValue, next pipeline.PipeNext) pipeline.PipeValue {
// get value
text := value.(string)
trimmed := strings.Trim(text, " ")
return next(trimmed)
}
func main() {
text := " buki.dev "
pipes := []pipeline.PipeInterface{
new(UpperCasePipe),
new(TrimSpacePipe),
}
result := pipeline.Send(text).Through(pipes).ThenReturn()
fmt.Println(result) // BUKI.DEV
}
The MIT License (MIT) - see license.md
for more details
package pipeline
type PipeValue interface{}
type PipeNext func(PipeValue) PipeValue
type PipeInterface interface {
Handle(PipeValue, PipeNext) PipeValue
}
type Pipeline struct {
value PipeValue
pipes []PipeInterface
}
func Send(value interface{}) *Pipeline {
return &Pipeline{value: value}
}
func (p *Pipeline) Through(pipes []PipeInterface) *Pipeline {
p.pipes = pipes
return p
}
func (p *Pipeline) Then(destination PipeNext) PipeValue {
carry := p.carry()
stack := destination
for i := len(p.pipes) - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
stack = carry(stack, p.pipes[i])
}
return stack(p.value)
}
func (p *Pipeline) ThenReturn() PipeValue {
return p.Then(func(value PipeValue) PipeValue {
return value
})
}
func (p *Pipeline) carry() func(PipeNext, PipeInterface) PipeNext {
return func(stack PipeNext, pipe PipeInterface) PipeNext {
return func(value PipeValue) PipeValue {
return pipe.Handle(value, stack)
}
}
}