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by argonauts12
2167 days ago
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I've been migrating shell scripts to python and have found the 'sh' library invaluable for pulling in pure CLI commands from the bash script and adding to the python implementation. http://amoffat.github.io/sh/
It's essentially an abstraction layer above subprocess. Quick example - to use ifconfig natively in python: from sh import ifconfig print(ifconfig("wlan0")) |
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