littlefork
Advanced tools
A modular pipeline for sequential batch processing. We use it for iterative data retrievals and transformations.
npm install --save littlefork
Littefork is a product of the Exposing the Invisible team.
The best way to learn how to use it to follow the tutorial. If you rather want to develop plugins for Littlefork, look at the developers guide and the API guide.
Littlefork is licensed under the GPL3.
TODO:
To run the following benchmarks:
npm run bench:filter - a custom implementation of data.filter and
homonym.filter are replaced with lodash's filter, which is a blast
compared to legacy.npm run bench:equals - a better performing version of data.equals, that
is also in use for homonyms. Performs much better than legacy, especially
when there are more elements to compare.FAQs
A sequential data processing framework.
We found that littlefork demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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