pipelineHandler

Getting started

$ npm i pipeline-handler

You can find working examples under test folder

API of the pipelineHandler class :

• pipelines : your custom pipelines
• transforms : your custom transforms to use
• proskomma : a proskomma instance (if needed)
• verbose : true|false

Using official pipelines

This package contains many pipelines already. You can use them as shown in the examples.

List of official pipelines

• stripAlignmentPipeline :
  • description : strip alignment from a perf document
  • imputs :
    • perf : your aligned perf document
• mergeAlignmentPipeline :
  • description : merge alignment of a perf document
  • imputs :
    • perf : your previously stripped perf document
    • strippedAlignment : the report of stripAlignmentPipeline
• perf2usfmPipeline :
  • description : PERF => USFM
  • imputs :
    • perf : your perf document
• usfm2perfPipeline :
  • description : USFM => PERF
  • imputs :
    • usfm : your usfm document
    • selectors : the selectors (eg: {"lang": "fra","abbr": "fraLSG"} )

const PipelineHandler = require("pipeline-handler");
const { Proskomma } = require("proskomma");

const pipelineH = new PipelineHandler({proskomma : new Proskomma()});

async function test() {
    let output = await pipelineH.runPipeline("YOUR_PIPELINE_NAME", {
        ...YOUR_INPUTS
    });
    
    // do some stuff with the output ...
}

test();

Development

$ npm i
$ npm run build
$ npm run test

This will create a perf file output.json.

example

See the test/test_usfm2perf_pipeline.js file for an example of a running code.