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The Python standard library has many modules that make creating commandline tools quite simple. Often command line tools are made with pure Python modules, or are a mixture of calls to a operating system and Python, through the subprocess module. The Python standard library has many modules that make creating commandline tools quite simple. Often command line tools are made with pure Python modules, or are a mixture of calls to an operating system and Python, through the subprocess module.  Some of the commonly used modules to create commandline tools are: optparse, configparser, and subprocess.
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PyCon2008 Presentation: [http://code.noahgift.com/pycon2008/pycon2008_cli_noahgift.pdf Creating Command Line Tools with Python] [http://code.noahgift.com/pycon2008/pycon2008_cli_noahgift.zip Source Code] PyCon2008 Presentation on Command Line Tools:

[http://code.noahgift.com/pycon2008/pycon2008_cli_noahgift.pdf Slides: Creating Command Line Tools with Python]

[http://code.noahgift.com/pycon2008/pycon2008_cli_noahgift.zip Source: Code]

Creating Command Line Tools With Python

The Python standard library has many modules that make creating commandline tools quite simple. Often command line tools are made with pure Python modules, or are a mixture of calls to an operating system and Python, through the subprocess module. Some of the commonly used modules to create commandline tools are: optparse, configparser, and subprocess.

PyCon2008 Presentation on Command Line Tools:

[http://code.noahgift.com/pycon2008/pycon2008_cli_noahgift.pdf Slides: Creating Command Line Tools with Python]

[http://code.noahgift.com/pycon2008/pycon2008_cli_noahgift.zip Source: Code]

CommandlineTools (last edited 2021-02-07 21:57:21 by IwanAucamp)

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