pypeman

Welcome to Pypeman

Pypeman is a minimalist but pragmatic ESB / ETL / EAI in python.

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See documentation <http://pypeman.readthedocs.org/en/latest/>_ for more information.

Getting started

Installation

With pip ::

pip install pypeman # or
pip install pypeman[all] # To install with all optional dependencies

Basic usage

Create a fresh project with: ::

pypeman startproject <project_dirname>

Above command will create a new directory with a "settings.py" file containing local configs and a "project.py" file with a channel example that you can uncomment to test pypeman. Follow the commented instructions then execute: ::

pypeman start # You can use the --reload option for auto-reloading on changes

Quick command overview

To get command help and more details about commands: ::

pypeman --help

To create a fresh project (partially implemented): ::

pypeman startproject <project_name>

To start pypeman: ::

pypeman start

To show a channel graph: ::

pypeman graph