ICommandLib
The interactive command library.
ICommandLib is a pythonic tool for running UNIX processes in a virtual terminal and interacting with them. It’s sort of like a more advanced pexpect or “selenium for the command line”.
It depends upon CommandLib, which is necessary for defining the commands which you want to run.
To install:
$ pip install icommandlib1 maintainer
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