Event stream processing made easy

Simple to Use

Everything in BeepBeep is based on the concept of pipes. Crunching a stream of events is done by instantiating simple boxes called processors, and by connecting the outputs of some processors to the input of others to create a processing chain. Events come in from one end, and come out from the other end, in a purely streaming fashion.

Every script written with BeepBeep also has an intuitive graphical representation, such as the one shown above. This makes it easy to understand what a processor chain is doing without even reading any code.

Some Features

BeepBeep 3 is an event stream engine: it receives a stream of events produced by some application or process, and produces in realtime a new stream of events. Internally, BeepBeep analyzes and transforms the event stream by passing it through a chain of basic event processors, with the output of one (or more) processor being piped to the input of the next one. Here are some of the features that make using BeepBeep a fun and easy way to process data streams.

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