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I've reinvented the wheel myself and made "pype" (link below). I've been using python on the command line for quite a while, but I found that I tend to use it
by jkgeyti 12y ago
I've reinvented the wheel myself and made "pype" (link below).
I've been using python on the command line for quite a while, but I found that I tend to use it when I'm doing something a little more advanced than what can easily be done with standard Linux tools - and command line python would often fail me, because I couldn't easily do conditions or loops, because of the requirement for whitespace indenting. So pype contains a simple parser that'll convert bracket indented code to regular whitespace indented code, besides supporting all the stuff you want on the command line.
https://github.com/ircflagship2/pype https://github.com/ircflagship2/pype