Add PythonAnywhere API client for remote console commands #2
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I just implemented support for extending the core CLI in the plugin generator, but that was after you generated this plugin. When you want to extend the CLI please feel free to ping me, and I'll drop in the infrastructure for doing that. It's not complicated, but I just did it for another plugin and I can probably save a bit of time. |
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First step towards at #1.
This PR adds an API client for interacting with PythonAnywhere's console API, enabling remote command execution via bash terminals. Since SSH-like access is not available on PythonAnywhere's free tier, this client uses the
get_latest_outputandsend_inputendpoints to interact with a console, which isn't always straightforward.