Package wslpy
Documentation for Ver. 0.1.0
wslpy
is far from complete. the API will change frequently.
This is a Python3 library for WSL specific tasks, and you can use it to do something amazing:
>>> import wslpy as wp
>>> wp.is_wsl()
True
>>> wp.exec.cmd('ver')
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18219.1000]
>>> wp.convert.to('/mnt/c/Windows/')
'c:\Windows\'
>>>
Installation
you can install from pypi using pip install wslpy
,
or install from source using python3 setup.py install
License
This project uses GPLv3 License.
Expand source code
"""
## Documentation for Ver. 0.1.0
> `wslpy` is far from complete. the API will change frequently.
This is a Python3 library for WSL specific tasks,
and you can use it to do something amazing:
```python
>>> import wslpy as wp
>>> wp.is_wsl()
True
>>> wp.exec.cmd('ver')
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18219.1000]
>>> wp.convert.to('/mnt/c/Windows/')
'c:\\Windows\\'
>>>
```
## Installation
you can install from pypi using `pip install wslpy`,
or install from source using `python3 setup.py install`
## License
<img width="150" src="https://www.gnu.org/graphics/gplv3-with-text-136x68.png">
This project uses [GPLv3](LICENSE) License.
"""
from .__core__.check import is_interop_enabled, is_wsl
__pdoc__ = {}
__pdoc__["tests"] = False
__all__ = [
"is_interop_enabled",
"is_wsl",
]
Sub-modules
wslpy.convert
-
This is the class that helps convert between 3 types of path used widely in WSL.
wslpy.exec
-
This is the execution class to execute commands from different windows executables
wslpy.helper
-
This provides a pre-configured set of tools to use directly in WSL.
wslpy.system
-
Provides users with the access for Windows system information like system vatiables and registry keys.
wslpy.win
-
Provides easy access to the Windows information
Functions
def is_interop_enabled()
-
Checks if interoperability is enabled.
Returns
A boolean value,
True
if interoperability is enabled.Expand source code
def is_interop_enabled(): """ Checks if interoperability is enabled. Returns ------- A boolean value, `True` if interoperability is enabled. """ if is_wsl(): if path.exists("/etc/wsl.conf"): from configparser import ConfigParser c = ConfigParser() c.read("/etc/wsl.conf") if c.has_option('interop', 'enabled'): value = c['interop']['enabled'] return value.lower() == 'true' with open('/proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/WSLInterop', 'r') as f: interop_str = f.read() value = interop_str.split('\n')[0] return value == 'enabled'
def is_wsl()
-
Check whether the system is WSL.
Returns
A boolean value,
True
if it is WSL.Expand source code
def is_wsl(): """ Check whether the system is WSL. Returns ------- A boolean value, `True` if it is WSL. """ return path.exists('/proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/WSLInterop')