Pipes: Python, Processes, and... Pipes
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Python's Subprocess module is well designed for lower functions. Pipes is designed
to encourage higher functions.


Ideas
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- Simple shelling out, allow argument seperation.
- command timeouts
- Process monitoring
- programatically compose a chain of streams.
- process call timeouts
- >>> uptime.std_out >> cowsay.std_in

Usage
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Simple Usage::

    >>> import pipes

    >>> c = pipes.run('uptime')
    >>> c.exit_code
    0
    >>> c.ok
    True
    >>> print c.std_out
    16:08  up  1:16, 7 users, load averages: 1.02 1.90 1.75


Advanced Usage:

    >>> chain = pipes.chain()
    >>> uptime = chain.process('uptime')
    >>> cowsay = chain.process('cowsay')
    >>> chain.link(uptime.std_out, cowsay.std_in)
    >>> chain.start(wait=True)
    >>> chain.wait()


    >>> from god import ProcessHandler

    class MyCommmand(ProcessHandler):

        def __init__(self):
            pass

        def on_start(self):
            pass

        def on_exit(self):
            pass

        def on_crash(self):
            pass