python - How to auto-run a script -


I have created a script that tells me what to wear in the morning on the basis of weather (i.e. rain lashes if it will rain , Heavy jacket if it will be cold, etc.). I have a fairly basic programming experience with Python and the script works perfectly, but I want to be able to create a file, which I will be able to click just two times from my desktop and run the script automatically.

My goal is to be able to simply click [some] in the morning and it will run the script automatically and tell me what to wear

thanks

It worked for me on Snow Leopard:

- Press the Pyro script on the desktop.

- Right click on the script file, and select "Get Info"

- Find "Open With", and select "Python Launcher" from the dropdown box

Now clicking the script file will run the script in a new terminal Window

I'm not sure which version of OS X comes with the Python Launcher application. If you do not have it, you can solve it with a few additional steps:

- Press anywhere Python Script

- Open a desktop on the line with one line Create a script:

  dragon / user / john / script / what -to- ""  

(where did I take my script Is called - to-wear.py and / users / john / scripts. Keep in mind that you need to use a full path.)

- Shell script execution Qualified Create Terminal:

  chmod 755 What-to-wear-shell-script  

- It should be run in the terminal by double-clicking on the shell script, Run your dragon script


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