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I've been building something similar in Erlang/Elixir (OTP's a very good match for an event-driven system which connects a series of inputs to outputs), but nev

by frio 14y ago

I've been building something similar in Erlang/Elixir (OTP's a very good match for an event-driven system which connects a series of inputs to outputs), but never quite managed to get it integrated beyond a few minor inputs/outputs (the fact Erlang is less popular makes finding decent OAuth libraries difficult, for instance). The web interface you've made in particular is impressive; so far my "pipes" are just more scripts. Well done on this, I'm looking forward to playing with it tonight.

rektide 14y ago
Seeing a Haskell project on github (https://github.com/frio/ifrit https://github.com/frio/ifrit) that sounds similar under your handle- post the Elixir one! Would love to see some Elixir code in such great project area, whatever the state!!
- frio 14y ago
  Heh, I'd forgotten about that one :D. I've had the idea kicking around for a long time, and have spiked it in a few different languages (the Haskell version was mainly to try out FRP and reactive-banana; I've got the furthest on a Python one that hinges around agents tied to RabbitMQ as my current "production" deployment). I'll try and get the Elixir stuff cleaned up and published over the next week :). The only source I've implemented so far is inotify (for eventing off Dropbox, so I can rebuild my blog); so far I've spent most of my time digging into the vagaries of the OTP and Erlang as a platform, rather than implementing.
  - dirkk0 14y ago
    Would you care to open the Python implementation? (and thx for open sourcing the Ruby one)
    - rektide 14y ago
      frio is not op
    - frio 14y ago
      It's no more than a wrapper around Kombu; it shouldn't be hard to get one going yourself :). It's far from the level of quality of the OP's product.