The tiny (439 bytes) way of using pipes in MTA.

Pipey comes as a resource with an exported function that is getPipey, which makes a Pipey instance.

You can drop pipey.lua into your project as it is 439 bytes in total.

First, create a Pipey instance by using the following:

local Pipey = loadstring(getPipey())()

Next, use it!

Pipey
  :pipe(firstFunction)
  :pipe(secondFunction)
  :pipe(thirdFunction)

Pipey:process()

You can also take a look at the example.lua file.

Pipey comes licensed under the MIT License.

If this project was helpful to you, you can buy me a beer if you feel like doing so. 🙂