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Use Python commandline under the hood #30
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If we lightly wrap Python, we can have the same commands (as visible in python --help).
These should also be translated. (idk how?)
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sarr266 commented on Feb 20, 2026
This is a solution that I could work on
SaadBazaz commented on Feb 21, 2026
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@sarr266 - It would be more like:
If a command is not explicitly available in the universalpython CLI, it should pass on the command to the python CLI.
Also, we should define a list of commands which universalpython will handle, e.g.
- universalpython --options -> runs a file through universalpython, compiles by default
- universalpython -> runs a universalpython REP
- universalpython --version -> shows the current universalpython AND python versions
Any more ideas?
sarr266 commented on Feb 22, 2026
How about this?
SaadBazaz commented on Feb 22, 2026
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@sarr266 - Let's take this step by step. It seems like you're trying to solve too many issues at once, which is appreciable but it might take a few iterations until we nail this right. For now, can we just wrap python cli without having to worry about translations?
sarr266 commented on Feb 23, 2026
Issue.30.windows.mp4
Haven't tested on Linux yet
SaadBazaz commented on Feb 23, 2026
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Looks great, can work as a v1.
We can iterate on this in the next version.
Expecting a PR.
sarr266 commented on Feb 24, 2026
Tested on Linux as well, works perfectly.
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