🔒 how to make a specific command with python?

[lean kraken]

hello everyone i want to make a specific terminal command with args to call a python.py locate in my lib in the same folder than my init.py

exemple :
home C:\ > exemple arg1 arg2 arg3

open exemple.py with arg1 arg2 arg3

need to be stable and can be use in every os

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@lean kraken

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[orchid fulcrum]

if u asking how u do the arg1 arg2 arg3 part

u can read sys.argv

or use a library like argparse

[next warren]

On a UNIXish system (Linux, MacOS et al) you can write a shell script named example which goes something like:

#!/bin/sh
python3 /the/path/to/your/python.py ${1+"$@"}

On Windows you can make a .bat file to do the equivalent. (I do not know what the syntax is, maybe look at the activate.bat from a venv, or something.)
Place both in the command search path of your shell (CMD).

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