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@funeste38/beam

v1.0.0

Published

Moteur universel de pipelines Funesterie pour QFLUSH

Downloads

100

Readme

QFLUSH Beam Module — Guide Copilot

Qu’est-ce que ce module ?

Le module Beam est un moteur de pipelines pour QFLUSH, inspiré des attaques de Dragon Ball Z. Il permet d’exécuter des traitements de données en mode “pipeline” avec des noms fun et explicites.

Pourquoi ces noms ?

  • Pour rendre le code et les logs plus clairs et amusants.
  • Pour permettre à Copilot et aux utilisateurs de comprendre rapidement le type de traitement effectué.

Les types de pipelines

| Nom technique | Alias DBZ | Description | Utilisation typique | |---------------|-----------|-------------|---------------------| | beam | kamehameha, kame, kameha | Flux continu, streaming | Conversion, encodage, transfert | | drill | makankosappo, mkp, makanko, specialbeam | Ciblage précis | Extraction, modification ciblée | | bomb | genkidama, spiritbomb, genki | Batch massif, agrégation | Traitement de lots, analyse globale | | fusion | gogeta, vegito, fusiondance | Pipeline hybride (multi-phase) | Optimisation, multi-pass | | ultra | ssj, god, limitbreaker, superfunesterie | Pipeline ultime, auto-optimisé | Tout-en-un, orchestration avancée |

Comment utiliser ?

1. Importer le module

import { runQflushBeam } from "../src/beam";

2. Lancer un pipeline

const result = await runQflushBeam({
  type: "gogeta", // ou "ultra", "beam", "drill", etc.
  source: "qflush:smartchain",
  target: "cortex:/encode",
  payload: { file: "D:/img.png" }
});

3. Alias acceptés

Vous pouvez utiliser n’importe quel alias DBZ ou nom technique dans le champ type.

4. Logs explicites

Le module logue automatiquement le nom du pipeline et sa phase :

⚡ Kaméhaméha — pipeline flux continu lancé !
🎯 Makankōsappō — pipeline ciblé engagé !
🌍 Genkidama — pipeline batch massif chargé !
💥🔥 GOGETA PIPELINE — Fusion ultime activée !
💫🔥 FUNESTERIE LIMIT BREAKER — ULTRA PIPELINE ACTIVATED

Pour Copilot et les utilisateurs

  • Pas besoin de connaître Dragon Ball Z : chaque alias est traduit en type technique.
  • Le pipeline “ultra” combine tous les traitements pour des cas avancés.
  • Extensible : ajoutez vos propres handlers ou branchez d’autres modules (Cortex, Spyder, etc.).

Exemples d’utilisation

Pipeline classique

await runQflushBeam({ type: "beam", source: "repo:/", target: "cortex:/encode" });

Pipeline fusion

await runQflushBeam({ type: "gogeta", source: "repo:/", target: "cortex:/encode" });

Pipeline ultra

await runQflushBeam({ type: "ultra", source: "a11", target: "cortex:/encode" });

Pour aller plus loin

  • Utilisez les types pour orchestrer des traitements complexes.
  • Les logs vous guident sur la phase en cours.
  • Les alias DBZ sont là pour le fun, mais le moteur reste professionnel et typé.

Licence

MIT