Package: shtk
Python Shell Toolkit (SHTK)Python SHTK is a python module that seeks to make replacing shell scripts with
Python scripts an easier process.  Python has a number of syntax advantages
over traditional shell scripting languages such as BASH, including:ClassesModulesWith statementsTry/Except statementsAsync and await for coroutinesThe module and package oriented structure of Python's toolchain enables broad
code re-use and redistribution. Python also benefits from a wide selection of
built-in modules, and expands itself via the wide assortment of packages
that can be quickly installed using its built-in package manager.Finally, built-in automated test harnesses and long-standing code-quality
integrations make it easy to review, document, test, and maintain its
libraries.SHTK is written with the assumption that you want to run more than one command.
Towards this end, improvements over Python's built-in subprocess library
include:Much shorter code -- designed to be as close to BASH as possibleEasy piping of stdout to other commands' stdinEasy redirects to filesShell objects to track and manage cwd and environment variablesAn evaluate() function that returns the text a command wrote to stdoutOptional NonzeroExitCodeException raised in response to non-zero exit codesConnects commands to sys.stdin, sys.stdout, and sys.stderr by defaultThe author's primary intended use cases for Python SHTK include replacing BASH
scripts that automate builds of disk images, docker containers, and system
configurations.InstallationUsing pip you can install shtk as follows:pip3 install shtkOr you can install the module from source as follows:pip3 install .TestsTo run the automated tests, run the following command from the project's root
directory:pip3 install coverage
python3 run_tests.pyDocumentationThe documentation is publically available athttps://shtk.readthedocs.orgTo build the documentation from source, run the following which generates
documention in ./docs/html/index.htmlcd docs
make html
cd ..Examplesimport shtk

sh = shtk.Shell.get_shell()

ls = sh.command('ls')
wc = sh.command('wc')
cat = sh.command('cat')
sleep = sh.command('sleep')
touch = sh.command('touch')

#touch tmp.txt
sh(touch('tmp.txt'))

#cat tmp.txt
sh(cat('tmp.txt'))

#cat tmp.txt | wc -l
sh(cat('tmp.txt') | wc('-l'))

#wc -l < tmp.txt
sh(wc('-l').stdin('tmp.txt'))

#ls | wc -l > /dev/null
sh(ls | wc('-l').stdout(None))

#ls | wc -l > tmp.txt
sh(ls | wc('-l').stdout('tmp.txt'))

#ls | wc -l >> tmp.txt
sh(ls | wc('-l').stdout('tmp.txt', mode='a'))

with open('test_file1.txt', 'w') as fout:
    msg = """
abc
xyz
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
""".lstrip()
    print(msg, file=fout)

try:
    # ls test_file2.txt 2> /dev/null | wc -l
    sh(
        ls('test_file2.txt').stderr('/dev/null') | wc('-l')
    )
except shtk.NonzeroExitCodeException:
    print("Caught a failure")

sh(
    ls('test_file1.txt')
)

#echo $(ls | wc -l)
print(sh.evaluate(ls | wc('-l')).strip())More examples can be found in the source code's examples directory, but they're
still under construction.BSD 3-Clause LicenseCopyright (c) 2021, Jon Roose
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