Similarly, but I would be explicit about the different arities, to avoid
the intermediate sequence created by [arg & [option]] and to get errors if
there are too many arguments.
(defn foo
([input] (foo input (chan 1))
([input ch]
... do something and put to ch ...))
If your function can produce multiple outputs, you can `close!` the channel
to signal it is finished, which is what `pipeline-async` expects.
–S
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