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Hubot Pipe

Introduce command piping and subshells to your Hubot commands.

# Expand the output from one command into the invocation of another.
hubot> hubot decide $(hubot echo first) $(hubot echo second)
Definitely "first".

# Append the output from one command to the input of another.
# Equivalent to "hubot echo before $(hubot echo after)".
hubot> hubot echo after | hubot echo before
before after

Subcommands can be nested at arbitrary depths. Pipe sequences can be arbitrarily long, and used within subcommands. (Okay, realistically you're limited by the stack depth.)

pushbot> pushbot echo outer-start $(pushbot echo middle-start $(pushbot echo inner) middle-end) outer-end
outer-start middle-start inner middle-end outer-end

pushbot> pushbot echo 0 $(pushbot echo 2 | pushbot echo 1 )3
pushbot> 0 1 2 3

Installing

  1. Add hubot-pipe to your package.json with npm install --save hubot-pipe:
  "dependencies": {
    "hubot-pipe": "~0.0.4"
  },
  1. Require the module in external-scripts.json:
["hubot-pipe"]
  1. Run npm update and restart your Hubot.