Create python run or import constructors. All three methods will automatically copy the run or import script to the clipboard enabling a quick and easy paste to the command line to run a python script or generate the import for a file header. For example, create these:
from src.test_folder.python_test_file import function01
from src.test_folder.python_test_file import TestClass
Python Runscript Constructors:
Create a python runscript for the command line and copy to clipboard. The default keyboard shortcut is Shift(⇧)+Cmd(⌘)+A (ctrl for Windows).
This can be done in one of two ways.
[Default] Using the keyboard shortcut whilst a python function is selected will output: python -c 'from root.folder1.file import *;function()' If you select/click on a line with a function on it, it will automatically select the function in the notification. If no function is selected, 'add_function_here()' will be displayed instead.
Go to settings and select 'function_fullscript_switch' to run a whole python script - useful if you use if __name__ == "__main__" etc: python root/folder1/folder2/python_file.py
Note:
Python version can be changed in settings. This will change the prefix python to e.g. python3
Python Import Functionality:
If you would like to construct the import function inside of a python file and copy this to the clipboard. The default keyboard shortcut Shift(⇧)+Cmd(⌘)+2 (ctrl for Windows).
This will output in the following format:
from folder1.folder2.python_file import function_selected
If you select/click on a line with a function on it, it will automatically select the function in the notification. If no function is selected, 'add_function_here' will be displayed instead.
Other:
In settings you can:
Toggle between function generate and fullscript generate
Change the status bar notification delay time
Toggle on a pop-up notification on or off
Change the python version to eg python3
Toggle select of Class from a sub-function or the function itself
