Version 10

New release

This release has a different style of input: showing the working directory you are in. In doing so, you are able to see the directory you are in. The style of input is shown in the following example:

Welcome to your Python 🐍 and Bash terminal.
/Users/<yourname> $ print("Hello, world!")
Hello, world!
/Users/<yourname> $ pip --version
pip 23.2.1 from /usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/pip (python 3.11)
/Users/<yourname> $ echo $HOME
/Users/<yourname>
/Users/<yourname> $ exit() # Can also be `END` or `quit()`

This is it.

Version 8.0

Version 8.0 of PyRunner

What to expect:

This release, you can find the following new features:

• Multi-line statements.
• Correct .zshrc loading by turning it into a .sh file which is then executed.

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Remember, use:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

to install rich, a python package that this project requires for colours.

Version 5.0

This the 3rd release of PyRunner.

What to expect

This release will find you with:

• Bash and Python being executed together
• A more Terminal-like style, with commands being executed immediately using exec() and os.system()
• Removes having to write scripts then executing them.

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What to expect next release

The next release will allow you to use multi-line statements for Python.

Version 4.0

This is the second release of this project, PyRunner

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This release provides separation between the Bash script and Python script.

That's it, for now.

Version 2.0

This the first release of the project: PyRunner

This project allows Bash to be used with Python.

Created by sudo-hecc

Don't ask about going skipping 1.0