Adds a threading operator to Python. This is stupid and you probably shouldn't use it.

Limitations:

• The right-hand side must be a function call.
• Requires access to functions' source code. Meaning this won't work in the interpreter.

pip install threadop

import operator

from threadop import enable_threadop


@enable_threadop
def example():
    # The below is equivalent to
    # print(operator.mul(operator.add(42, 15), 2))
    42 | operator.add(15) | operator.mul(2) | print()

example()

threadop is licensed under the 3-Clause BSD license. Please see LICENSE for licensing details.