Package: scriptgenpy
scriptgen_pyScriptGenPyis a command-line based script generator tool that simplifies the process of running scripts in any language.IntroductionWhen a script is executed using an interpreter, the command line statement can become quite long as it includes the interpreter path, script path, and all required arguments.ScriptGenPyaddresses this issue by consolidating the interpreter and script paths into a short command that can be easily accessed from anywhere in the system. This means that when calling the script via command, only the arguments need to be passed.ScriptGenPygenerates commands for all operating systems. For Windows, it generates batch and PowerShell scripts. For macOS, it generates Shell scripts and PowerShell scripts which can be used if PowerShell is installed. For Linux, it generates Shell scripts. This makes it easy to run scripts on any platform without having to manually create the appropriate command.WorkingHere's a Python script that takes two positional arguments:interpreterandscript_path. It also has a-v/--versionoption to show the version information. You can run it withpython scriptgen.py <interpreter> <script_path>.BuildTo setupScriptGenPy, you need to clone the repository from GitHub.gitclonehttps://github.com/isurfer21/scriptgen_py.gitAfter running these commands, you should have a local copy ofScriptGenPythat is ready to use.To useScriptGenPy, navigate to the project directory and run the appropriate command.cdscriptgen_py
pythonsrc/scriptgen.py-hIf it displays the help menu, the script is working!UsageScriptGenPyis a command-line tool for creating script files. To useScriptGenPy, you need to specify the interpreter to use and the path to the script.scriptgenpy[interpreter][script_path]For example, to create a Python script at/path/to/script.py, you would run the following command:scriptgenpypython/path/to/script.pyScriptGen also supports several options:-h,--help: Show the help message and exit.-v,--version: Show the program's version number and exit.For example, to show the version number of ScriptGen, you would run the following command:scriptgenpy-vThis would output the version number of ScriptGen, which is currently1.0.0.ExamplesHere are some additional examples of how to useScriptGenPy:To create a Bash script at/path/to/script.sh, you would run the following command:scriptgenpybash/path/to/script.shTo create a Ruby script at/path/to/script.rb, you would run the following command:scriptgenpyruby/path/to/script.rbTo create a Perl script at/path/to/script.pl, you would run the following command:scriptgenpyperl/path/to/script.plPublishHere is the process to make the app ready for distribution.Generating distribution archivesTo generate distribution packages for the package. Make sure you have the latest version of PyPA’s build installed:python3-mpipinstall--upgradebuildNow run this command from the same directory wherepyproject.tomlis located:python3-mbuildUploading the distribution archives to Test PyPiFinally, it’s time to upload your package to the Python Package Index!Ensure to have an independent account on both platforms:Test PyPIPyPIAfter that, you can use twine to upload the distribution packages. You’ll need to install Twine:python3-mpipinstall--upgradetwineOnce installed, run Twine to upload all of the archives under dist:python3-mtwineupload--repositorytestpypidist/*You will be prompted for ausernameandpassword. For theusername, use__token__. For thepassword, use the token value, including thepypi-prefix.Installing the uploaded package from Test PyPiYou can usepipto install your package.pipinstall-ihttps://test.pypi.org/simple/scriptgenpyUploading the package to PyPISimilar to Test PyPI, uploading to PyPI. Put this command into action:python-mtwineuploaddist/*Upon successful upload, your package will be visible on the PyPI website. You may discover the uploaded package by searching the 'scriptgenpy' at PyPI.Installing the package from PyPiNow that the app is public, anyone may download it and install it by using the following command.pipinstallscriptgenpy