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Communicating sequential process via channels, similar to Golang's channels. A channel could be imagine as a pipe which connects some processes.

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package io.datakernel.csp;

import io.datakernel.csp.dsl.ChannelSupplierTransformer;
import io.datakernel.csp.queue.ChannelQueue;
import io.datakernel.csp.queue.ChannelZeroBuffer;
import io.datakernel.promise.Promise;

import java.util.function.Consumer;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.function.Predicate;

@FunctionalInterface
public interface ChannelInput {
	Promise set(ChannelSupplier input);

	default ChannelConsumer getConsumer() {
		return getConsumer(new ChannelZeroBuffer<>());
	}

	default ChannelConsumer getConsumer(ChannelQueue queue) {
		Promise extraAcknowledge = set(queue.getSupplier());
		return queue.getConsumer(extraAcknowledge);
	}

	default  ChannelInput transformWith(ChannelSupplierTransformer> fn) {
		return input -> set(fn.transform(input));
	}

	default  ChannelInput map(Function fn) {
		return input -> set(input.map(fn));
	}

	default  ChannelInput mapAsync(Function> fn) {
		return input -> set(input.mapAsync(fn));
	}

	default ChannelInput filter(Predicate predicate) {
		return input -> set(input.filter(predicate));
	}

	default ChannelInput peek(Consumer peek) {
		return input -> set(input.peek(peek));
	}

}