Example usage



import chainProcess from 'chainprocess';



// # Standard output is the input for the next chain item

chainProcess('git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD')

// # You can include your own logic to process inputs

    .chain( branch => {

        console.log(

Current branch:${branch}

);

        if (branch !== 'release') {

// # Returning a function will break the chain

            return ()=> console.error('Must be on the release branch!')

        }

    })

    .chain('git add . -A')

// # Continue execution on success return code

    .chain(

git commit -m "Automated commit."

)

    .chain(

git push origin release:master --force

)

// # Can pass output to the next step

    .chain(()=> 'output is the input for the next chain item.')

// # Can pass promise as the next step

    .chain( input => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, input.length )))

// # Chain is executed on calling the

run()

 function on it

    .run()

// # Processing the erronous exit

    .catch(console.error);

Example usage



import chainProcess from 'chainprocess';



// # Standard output is the input for the next chain item

chainProcess('git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD')

// # You can include your own logic to process inputs

    .chain( branch => {

        console.log(

Current branch:${branch}

);

        if (branch !== 'release') {

// # Returning a function will break the chain

            return ()=> console.error('Must be on the release branch!')

        }

    })

    .chain('git add . -A')

// # Continue execution on success return code

    .chain(

git commit -m "Automated commit."

)

    .chain(

git push origin release:master --force

)

// # Can pass output to the next step

    .chain(()=> 'output is the input for the next chain item.')

// # Can pass promise as the next step

    .chain( input => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, input.length )))

// # Chain is executed on calling the

run()

 function on it

    .run()

// # Processing the erronous exit

    .catch(console.error);