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Create your own shell.

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levish: Create your own Shell

Installation

Install levish using pip:

pip install levish

Getting started

Using levish is very easy. We start by importing the 'Shell' class and creating a new Shell object.

from levish import Shell

sh = Shell("MyShell")

After that we can create our first command. We do that by first creating a function that takes one parameter called 'args'. Then we can add the function to our Shell object using the add_command() method. This method takes 3 arguments: 'cmd', 'func' & 'description' (optional). The 'cmd' parameter takes a string that we later have to type, to execute our function. The 'func' takes the name of the function that we want to execute. And well, 'description' is the description.

def cmd_hello(args):
    print("hello!)

sh.add_command("hello", hello, description="this command prints hello!")

Now we just need to run our shell. We do that by executing the run() function of our Shell object.

Complete code

from levish import Shell

sh = Shell("MyShell")

def cmd_hello(args):
    print("hello!")

sh.add_command("hello", hello, description="this command prints hello!")

sh.run()

Output

[>] hello
hello!

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