sqStep

sqStep is a software component or library designed to facilitate specific computational tasks. Its primary function is to enable the execution of a sequence of steps or operations in a structured and manageable way. This is often employed in scenarios requiring complex data processing, automated workflows, or the orchestration of multiple interconnected processes.

The architecture of sqStep typically involves a defined set of input parameters and a clear output specification. Each step within the sequence performs a distinct operation, which can range from simple data transformations to more elaborate algorithmic computations. The order of execution is crucial, and sqStep ensures that these operations are performed in the predetermined sequence, managing dependencies between them.

Users interacting with sqStep can define their own custom sequences, integrating various pre-built operations or developing new ones. This flexibility allows for adaptation to a wide array of application requirements. Error handling and logging are integral features, providing mechanisms to monitor the execution progress and diagnose any issues that may arise during the operation of the defined steps. The goal is to provide a robust and extensible framework for building and running sequential computational processes.