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sheller

“””An even better way to run shell commands in Python.”””

It’s just a fork of shell with die and verbose set to default to True so that it behaves a whole lot like regular shell scripting.

Installation

Using pip, simply run:

pip install sheller

License

idk, ask Daniel Lindsley

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