How to implement the launch of all scripts from 1.py to 5.py?

[reanoff]

How to implement the launch of all scripts from 1.py to 5.py? And how to turn off the logs?

[rdavydov]

How to implement the launch of all scripts from 1.py to 5.py?

Use a shell script or a batch file.

Simply put there:

start python 1.py
start python 2.py
...

And how to turn off the logs?

    logger_settings=LoggerSettings(
        save=False,                              # If you want to save logs in a file (suggested)

[reanoff]

I created 0.bat and added build
python 1.py
python 2.py
python 3.py
python 4.py
python 5.py
but only 1.py runs

[ColinShark]

That's because a batch or bash script will run the first line and wait for it to finish, which it only does once you Ctrl + C.

Either open multiple command shells to run the scripts individually, or run them with the command pythonw 1.py, as that will run it without output or a shell. You can only stop the script via Task Manager in this case.

[rdavydov]

I created 0.bat and added build python 1.py python 2.py python 3.py python 4.py python 5.py but only 1.py runs

If you're on Windows, you can use:

start python 1.py
start python 2.py

More info: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13880650/how-to-call-run-multiple-python-scripts-from-batch-file-in-window-xp-7