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This tool will help you create a wrapper for your Python scripts. A wrapper lets you run your script from anywhere in the terminal using a short command.

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J EASY SCRIPT RUNNER

Professional Python Wrapper Generator for Linux

Run your Python scripts from anywhere using a short, easy-to-remember command, with automatic virtualenv support.


Repository

https://github.com/jprojectplatform/J-Wripper


Features

  • Interactive wrapper creation for any Python script.
  • Automatic virtualenv detection and usage.
  • Run scripts globally using a short command from anywhere in terminal.
  • No need to activate venv manually.
  • Clear instructions and examples printed directly in terminal.
  • Colorful, user-friendly terminal UI for better readability.

Installation

  1. Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/jprojectplatform/J-Wripper.git
cd J-Wripper
  1. Make the generator script executable:
chmod +x create_wrapper.py
  1. Run the generator:
python3 create_wrapper.py

Usage

  1. Enter the full path to your Python script:
Example: /home/jproject/me.py
  1. Enter the virtualenv folder name (or leave blank if none):
Example: j-env
  1. Enter the wrapper name (short command):
Example: me
  1. After wrapper is created, run your script anywhere:
me
me arg1 arg2

Tips

  • Keep your script and venv folder in the same directory for easy management.
  • Wrapper works automatically with Python 3 and your virtual environment.
  • You can create multiple wrappers for different scripts.

License

This project is licensed under the J PROJECT LICENSE (JPL). See LICENSE.md for more details.


Author

jh4ck3r J Project Platform


Enjoy using J EASY SCRIPT RUNNER!

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