Using Textualize's rich library to pretty print subprocess outputs, so during long running commands, the user isn't wondering what's going on, even if you don't actually output anything from stdout/stderr of the command.
- Python 90%
- Shell 10%
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rich subproc
It does what it says on the tin, it's a wrapper around python's subprocess to do some basic error handling and pretty printing.
I finally made this its own library because I kept rewriting it into other programs I was already using :)