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Write shell scripts in Python. Render clean Bash.
A Python-native DSL for building, composing and rendering structured Bash scripts. The first Bash renderer supports comments, literal assignments, commands and checked text interpolation.
🏠 Homepage
Documentation
The docs/ directory is the source of truth for using and
working on this repository:
- Documentation index: everything, organized by purpose
- Install: prerequisites, installation, the locked developer sandbox
- AST design: nodes, renderers and interpolation
- API reference: the script, nodes and Bash renderer
- Repository layout: what lives where and why
- Linting: the Rude plugin, its rule codes, and the rules that wait for the validator
- Project status: what exists today and what the roadmap adds
- Contributing: setup, the checks CI runs, the commit and merge policy
- Testing: test layout, what each layer proves, coverage
- Tooling: the
automationCLI, its task graph, hooks and linters - Documentation: policy, structure, validation and definition of done
- Releasing: the tag-triggered release and trusted publishing
Planned work is tracked in backlog/, and the release history is
CHANGELOG.md.
Install
pip install pyshellforge
Usage
python -c 'from pyshellforge import ShellScript, Echo; print(ShellScript().add(Echo("Hello")).render())'
Run tests
pixi run automation test-all
Author
👤 PyShellForge contributors
- Website: archont561.github.io/Archont561
- GitHub: @Archont561
🤝 Contributing
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check
the issues page. You can also take a look at the
contributing guide: it covers setup, the checks a change has
to pass and the merge policy.
Show your support
Give a ⭐️ if this project helped you!
📝 License
Copyright © 2026 PyShellForge contributors.
This project is MIT licensed.
This README was generated with ❤️ by readme-md-generator from automation/readme/README.ejs.
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