PYthon SHell ADApter to simplify calling shell commands from Python code. Calling shell commands is usually tedious, especially transfer data between Python and shell domain. Creating a pipeline to call several external tools in Python code is not as simple as shell command doing. It is also hard to passing variables between domains, you need tediously string joining/formatting and parsing. PyShada tries to help you for calling shell commands.
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