64 lines
1.2 KiB
PowerShell
64 lines
1.2 KiB
PowerShell
# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.
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# Licensed under the MIT License.
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# Demo simple interoperation between PowerShell and Python
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# Basic execution of a Python script fragment
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python -c "print('Hi!')"
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# Capture output in a variable
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$data = python -c "print('Hi!')"
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# And show the data
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$data
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# Use in expressions
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5 + (python -c "print(2 + 3)") + 7
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# Create a Python script using a PowerShell here-string, no extension
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@"
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#!/usr/bin/python3
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print('Hi!')
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"@ | out-file -encoding ascii hi
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# Make it executable
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chmod +x hi
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# Run it - shows that PowerShell really is a shell
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./hi
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# A more complex script that outputs JSON
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cat class1.py
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# Run the script
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./class1.py
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# Capture the data as structured objects (arrays and hashtables)
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$data = ./class1.py | ConvertFrom-JSON
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# look at the first element of the returned array
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$data[0]
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# Look at the second
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$data[1]
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# Get a specific element from the data
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$data[1].buz[1]
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# Finally wrap it all up so it looks like a simple PowerShell command
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cat class1.ps1
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# And run it, treating the output as structured data.
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(./class1)[1].buz[1]
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# Finally a PowerShell script with in-line Python
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cat inline_python.ps1
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# and run it
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./inline_python
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####################################
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# cleanup
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rm hi
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