You can create quick and dirty CLIs, invoke shell commands, and have all of python available for things like parsing config files, getting and setting environment variables, and making remote REST calls.
But I 'd like to recommend starting with subprocess module which is built-in. Then go ahead and see what the extensions have to offer… There are other that may come handy, like Typer from Tiangolo, and Fire from Google.
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You can create quick and dirty CLIs, invoke shell commands, and have all of python available for things like parsing config files, getting and setting environment variables, and making remote REST calls.
Totally second this.
But I 'd like to recommend starting with subprocess module which is built-in. Then go ahead and see what the extensions have to offer… There are other that may come handy, like Typer from Tiangolo, and Fire from Google.