I decided a while ago to write all my future scripts in Python whenever possible instead of sh or bash due to the overall better syntax and power of Python. Ty

I decided a while ago to write all my future scripts in Python whenever possible instead of sh or bash due to the overall better syntax and power of Python. Typer is one of the better packages for running Python scripts from CLI. Fabric & Invoke are pretty good too. To run any bash commands in Python I have a Python script that creates a temporary bash file with the code to execute, makes it executable, runs it with the commands in the built-in subprocess package, then deletes the file. This makes any complex bash commands with piping and whatnot runnable straight from Python. This way I don't have to learn all the different bash-based Python commands from pathlib and whatnot that throw unexpected errors, and I can run them using pure bash syntax from Python. But then you also get all the benefits of Python's looping syntax, classes etc.