Envoy: Python Subprocesses for Humans.
Note: Work in progress.
This is a convenience wrapper around the subprocess module.
You don’t need this.
But you want it.
Usage
Run a command, get the response:
>>> r = envoy.run('git config', data='data to pipe in', timeout=2)
>>> r.status_code
129
>>> r.std_out
'usage: git config [options]'
>>> r.std_err
''
Pipe stuff around too:
>>> r = envoy.run('uptime | pbcopy')
>>> r.command
'pbcopy'
>>> r.status_code
0
>>> r.history
[<Response 'uptime'>]
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