This is really nice. I’m not a Python user, but I see this as an effort to figure out what the valuable parts are in existing shell pipelines, and I think that’s really important. I’d love it if we could get to a point where it’s clear how to replace bash, and even grep, diff, sed, etc… with an ecosystem that isn’t simply a reinvention of what we’ve got.
This is really nice. I’m not a Python user, but I see this as an effort to figure out what the valuable parts are in existing shell pipelines, and I think that’s really important. I’d love it if we could get to a point where it’s clear how to replace bash, and even grep, diff, sed, etc… with an ecosystem that isn’t simply a reinvention of what we’ve got.
Feel free to play with but remember that it is still in pre-0.1 status. All feed back is welcome.
Reminds me a lot of sh. (Also, hi. I remember you from IRC.)
Heh, sh is a singularly unfortunate name for a project. :/
It is a lot different the tools are fully recoded in python. sh is basically wrapper around unix tools.
Apparently there is another project which does similar things but in far better way https://github.com/nojhan/pyxshell