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Would you like that?

Very cool library btw!

I worked on a similar Pipe system a year and a half ago, and I must say, great job!
I compared the functionality of your Pipe versus mine for functionalities that might be of interest, and I came up with one that could be good - returning the pipe as a wrapper function.

From an example code of mine:

function employeePipe() {
  return Pipe.build()
    .pipe(search)
    .map(x => {data: x, tag: x, search: x })
    .wrap();
}

So what happens above is that the pipe is built with a set of operations (search, then map), and then is returned as a function that can be reused. This can be really useful as you can pass the pipe around and use it like any other function.

It is equivalent to

function myPipe(data){
  return ppipe(data)
  .pipe(add, 1)
  .pipe(double)
  .pipe(square)
  .pipe(divide, _, 8)
  .pipe(add, 1)();
}

Let me know what you think!

Cheers 🦄

Expected Behavior

After running npm test, you should be able to see the coverage of the code. This would make ppipe more trustworthy and would also help people that want to contribute (assuming that there are lines or branches not covered by the current tests). Awesome project btw 😃

Actual Behavior

No coverage directory.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Run npm test
2. ls

How can i use this library, in this way.

import { ppipe } from "ppipe"