Inspired by dplr's %>%, this project allows you to use functional pipes in Python code. For example, instead of:
print(sum(map(int, input().split(","))))
you can write
-(O| input() | str.split | "," | (map, int) | sum | print)
You can also assign a pipe to a variable. The following code puts the sum into
the variable foo instead of printing it.
foo = -(O| input() | str.split | "," | (map, int) | sum)
All you need to do is to import O (or *) from pypes