multiscript-windows 1.0.3

A lightweight wrapper to run Batch and VBScript within Python.

multiscript-windows

Multiscript is a small, open-source Python module made for executing code in other languages within Python.

Installation

Install multiscript with this command: pip install multiscript-windows.

Use

Multiscript is amazing for simplifying operations that python fails to expose easily, but how does it work?

The way you import multiscript into your project is through this line: import multiscript.

Now, you have three functions exposed to you.

Those three functions are batchscript, vbscript and commandlist.

The function commandlist gives you a list of functions that you can use in multiscript.

This includes all other commands and how to use them.

Run this function for more information.

The batchscript function executes batch in a string.

Example:

import multiscript

prn = batchscript(
    r"""
    move test.txt .\destination
    del deleteme.png
    echo Test Complete!
    """
)

print(prn)
	
print("And we're still in python!")

The vbscript function executes visual basic in a string.

Example:

import multiscript

vbscript(
    r"""
    MsgBox "Hi, there!", 64 + vbOkOnly, "Hi!"
    MsgBox "Goodbye!", 64 + vbOkOnly, "Bye!"
    """
)

print("And we can still use more python!")

The javascript function executes javascript in a string.

Example:

import multiscript

print(
    javascript(
        """
        WScript.Echo("Hello, World!")
        """
    )
)

print("All within python!")

Licensing

Licensed under the GNU General Public License v3 (GPLv3).

For more information, read the LICENSE file in the project directory.

Versions

All of the versions of multiscript.

1.0.1

Fixed a bug where enabling showreturncode for the vbscript function would cause a TypeError.

1.0.2

Fixed a bug where running two of the same function at the same time would overwrite temp file A with temp file B.

1.0.3

Added the javascript function.

Some Extra

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