Marigold is an imperative, domain-specific language for data pipelining and analysis using async streams. It can be used as a standalone language or within Rust programs.
```rust use marigold::m;
let odddigits = m!( fn isodd(i: &i32) -> bool { i.wrapping_rem(2) == 1 }
range(0, 10)
.filter(is_odd)
.return
).await.collect::
println!("{:?}", odd_digits); // [1, 3, 5, 7, 9] ```
By default, Marigold works in a single future and can work with any runtime.
The tokio and async-std features allow Marigold to spawn additional tasks,
enabling parallelism for multithreaded runtimes.
Marigold supports async tracing, e.g. with tokio-console.
Marigold's CI builds against aarch64, arm, WASM, and x86 targets, and builds the x86 target in mac and windows environments.