shellxec 0.1.6

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⚓ shellxec ⚓

Shellxec is a Python library for running shell commands on both Windows and Linux systems. This library can be used to execute shell command from Python. This can be used to run codes in other languages such as C++, Java or Rust directly from Python and can also retain results if required.

Python is very much slow copared to other languages such as C++, Java or Rust. This library can be used to perform speed up the complex tasks and calculations by running them in other languages, while retaining the output in Python for further use.

Installation

You can install shellxec using pip:

pip install shellxec

Usage

Basic Usage

Import the shellxec library and call the method for it:

Basic example to compile a CPP/C++ file

import shellxec as sx

# Compile a CPP file 
command = "g++ main.cpp"  
sx.run_command(command)

Run a Shell Command

command = "echo 'Hello, ShellExec!'"
sx.run_command(command)

Run a Shell Command and Capture Output (String)

command = "echo 'Hello, ShellExec!'"
output = sx.run_command(command=command, output=True)
print("Output: ", output)

Advanced Usage

Run a Command in a Specific Directory

command = "dir"
directory = "hello"
sx.run_command_in_directory(command, directory)

Run a Command in a Specific Directory while retaining the output (String)

command = "dir"
directory = "hello"
result = sx.run_command_in_directory(command, directory, output=True)
print(result)

Run a Command with Custom Environment Variables

command = "echo $MY_VARIABLE"
env = {"MY_VARIABLE": "Hello from ShellExec"}
sx.run_command_with_env_var(command, env)

Run a Command with Custom Environment Variables while retaining the output (String)

command = "echo $MY_VARIABLE"
env = {"MY_VARIABLE": "Hello from ShellExec"}
result = sx.run_command_with_env_var(command, env, output=True)
print(result)

Run a Batch of Commands

commands = ["echo 'Command 1'", "echo 'Command 2'", "echo 'Command 3'"]
sx.run_commands_batch(commands)

Run a Batch of Commands while retaining the output (Array)

commands = ["echo 'Command 1'", "echo 'Command 2'", "echo 'Command 3'"]
result = sx.run_commands_batch(commands, output=True)
print(result) 

Running Tests

Status: Still writing those test cases

Checklist:

• Test Cases
• Save To File Option

License

This project is not under any License (YET).