pyscript - a tiny package for using python as a scripting language in place of bash

Some functions only work on Unix-like systems. Best to use with from pyscript import *

functions:

• with cd('dir'): moves into directory 'dir' and leaves back to the current directory after the with block
• cp('a', 'b') copies 'a' to 'b'
• dirs() returns a list of directories in the current directory
• files() returns a list of files in the current directory
• grep('text', 'f') returns a list of all lines in 'f', which include 'text'
• mkdir('dir') creates the directory 'dir'
• isdir('dir') returns a boolean, checks, whether 'dir' is a directory
• isfile('f') returns a boolean, checks, whether 'f' is a file
• ls() returns a list of files and directories in the current directory
• mv('a', 'b') moves 'a' to 'b'
• pwd() returns the current path
• rm('file') removes 'file', or directories with rm('-r dir')
• run('input') runs the given input in the current shell
• sed('f', 'text1', 'text2') replaces 'text1' with 'text2' in file 'f' globally