espadrille | Write short , simple scripts | Script Programming library

espadrille is a Rust library typically used in Programming Style, Script Programming applications. espadrille has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Weak Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Write short, simple scripts using the power of the entire Python ecosystem. Currently supports macOS. Shell scripts are a pain to write, unless you've spent years mastering their arcane syntax and the myriad workarounds for the shell's everything-is-a-string philosophy. Writing a Python script and chucking it in your $PATH seems like a much more appealing option, but sometimes you want more than just Python's standard library. Installing the libraries you want in your global Python seems icky, but doing it properly and creating a virtualenv and packaging metadata files doesn't seem worth the effort. Espadrille lets you write a single-file script that depends on external libraries, and takes care of installing them and keeping them isolated from the rest of your system for you. Espadrille is named after a type of shoe, which is also an unconventional packaging method for Pythons. ️ Espadrille is a very rough-around-the-edges proof of concept at the moment. It may eat your homework.