pylon-cli 0.2.1

Pylon: Command-Line Improvements

Pylon CLI

Pylon is a simple command-line tool that allows you to run Python scripts from either your current project directory or your user's .pylon directory. It searches for Python scripts by name and executes them with the specified arguments.

Installation

To install Pylon CLI, you can use pip:

pip install pylon-cli

Usage

pylon <script-name> [args...]

Pylon searches for scripts in the following order:

1. Current project directory (the directory you're in)
2. User scripts directory (~/.pylon)

How It Works

Pylon looks for Python files with the .py extension that match the name you provide. For example, if you run pylon myscript, it will look for a file named myscript.py in the current directory and in your user's .pylon directory.

Examples

Basic Usage

If you have a script named hello.py in your current directory:

pylon hello

This will execute hello.py using the current Python interpreter.

With Arguments

You can pass arguments to your script:

pylon hello --name="World" --verbose

User Scripts

You can store scripts in your user's .pylon directory (~/.pylon) to make them globally accessible:

1. Create a script file in ~/.pylon/myscript.py
2. Run it from anywhere:

pylon myscript arg1 arg2

Example Script

Create a file called greet.py in your current directory:

import sys

def main():
    name = sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else "World"
    print(f"Hello, {name}!")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Then run it with:

pylon greet Alice
# Output: Hello, Alice!

Available Scripts

When you run pylon without any arguments, it will show you all available scripts in both the current directory and the user's .pylon directory.

Requirements

• Python 3.13 or higher

License

This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.