Written in vanilla JavaScript, Chute works as a lightweight helper function. Example:

chute(data)
// send the current data through one or more functions:
.do(fn1,fn2,fn3,etc)
// call any methods the current data has at any time:
.anyMethodNameHere(arguments) // (.map, .reduce, .split…)
// send data through any global functions:
.anyGlobalFunctionNameHere() // (String, Number, Boolean…)
// send data through any nested global functions:
.any.nested.globalFn(arguments) // (JSON.parse, Object.keys…)
// Get the result:
()

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