Examples

sh.a()

Run a command named a.

sh.redir(stdout='afile').a()

Run a command named a and pipe it's stdout into a file named afile.

redir(stdout='afile').a().b()

Run a command named a and pipe it's stdout into a file named afile. Then run a.

sh.var().a()

Run a command named a and return it's stdout as a variable.

var().a().b()

Invalid usage. var().a() will return a byte string.

pipe().a().b().end()

Run a command named a and pipe it's stdout of into command named b.

pipe().a().b().var().end()

Run a command named a and pipe it's stdout of into command named b, and return b's stdout as a variable

sh.exe-with-invalid-name()

Invalid. An executable with a invalid python name can't be called like this.

sh'exe-with-invalid-name'

Run an exe with the name 'exe-with-invalid-name'

builtins

cd

Change current working dir.

end

Declare end of a pipe. Read from stdout/err until the last command finishes.

pipe

Tell the shell to pipe the next commands together until the end command is met. Each command is executed in a pipe, and when end is called that last one is read until it finishes. Maybe equivalent to calling redir before each command

redir

Tell the shell to redirect stdin/out/err to a file, /dev/null, or a variable for the next command. Can be used in a pipe

var

Tell the shell to redirect stdin/out/err to a variable.

which

Output the path to the exe a command is associated with.