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Allowing blueprints to export themselves as a single function decreases the friction of development.
Use case:
Blueprint = function(...) {
}
Internally:
if (typeof Blueprint === 'function')
Blueprint = { name: Blueprint.name, in: Blueprint }
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We should modify the code in
dffml/cli/dataflow.py
within theDiagram
class to not showoperation.inputs
which have default values. It makes for giant diagrams sometimes. We should provide an option to show them again