"Shell" / "Git" is a fluent wrapper around shell & git commands.

Create a "shell" wrapper with Sh(). Call binaries & set flags as property access, and as arguments. Sh().ls('-la'), Sh('cat')('README.md'). git = Sh('git'), git.remote.add.origin('git://...').

Properties

An instance of Sh has several shell properties, wrapping subprocess.run and popen.

• args: list[str] of the main binary and simple string arguments following the binary.
• check: bool controls whether popen raises when the command returns non-zero.
• capture_output: bool passed to popen's argument of the same name. When True, returns the ExecutionResult; when False, prints the output to stdout/err and returns None.
• cwd: str | bytes | Path the current working directory for the command. Defaults to Path('.').
• log: bool when True, prints the command before running.

Examples

See main.py for the example commands that were used to create this repository.