Wordflow

Wordflow provides several simplified command-line utilities designed to be composed with UNIX pipes. Wordflow is distributed via PyPI, so you can install it using pip or poetry.

This documentation is organized according to a common pattern: the Introduction contains narrative documentation walking you through how to use the utilities. The API contains a complete description of each command and how to use it. If you’re trying to learn what Wordflow can do, start with the Introduction. If you’re trying to check a detail about how to use a particular command, head to the API.

Wordflow is part of the Making With Code introductory computer science curriculum, with an intended audience of beginners. If you are interested in Making With Code, or if you found Wordflow helpful, Dr. Chris Proctor would love to hear from you.

• Introduction
  • Getting a word list
  • A first pipeline
  • Filtering with match
  • Adding information with length, frequency, unique, and put
  • Sorting with order
  • Comparing positions with equal and lessthan
  • Counting with count
  • Putting it together
• API
  • Filter
  • Map
  • Sort
  • Reduce