Cleanup demo runner

demo.py

@@ -1,58 +1,58 @@
 # PYBASH DEMO #
-def run():
-    # dynamic interpolation
-    options = {'version': '-v', 'help': '-h'}
-    >git {{{options['h']}}}
-    
-    namespace = "coffee"
-    >kubectl get pods {{{"--" + "-".join(['show', 'labels'])}}} --namespace {{{namespace}}}
-    
-    # static interpolation
-    git_command = "status"
-    option = "-v"
-    
-    >git {{git_command}} {{option}}
-    
-    #TODO:
-    #a = >echo "hello" >> test.txt
-    #a = >sort < test.txt | grep "HELLO"
-    #print(f"test: {a}")
-    
-    # 1. use inside methods
-    def cp_test():
-        print("1. >cp test.txt test_copy.txt")
-        >cp test.txt test_copy.txt
-
-    cp_test()
-
-    # 2. simple bash command execution with output
-    print("2. >python --version\n   >echo \\nthis is an echo")
-    >python --version
-    >echo \\nthis is an echo
-
-    # 3. set output to python variable directly
-    out = >cat test.txt
-    test_data = out.decode('utf-8').strip()
-    print(test_data.replace("HELLO", "HOWDY"))
-
-    # 4. wrapped, in-line execution
-    print((>cat test.txt).decode('utf-8').strip())
-
-    # 5. redirection
-    >echo "hello" >> test4.txt
-
-    # 6. pipe chaining
-    >cat test.txt | sed 's/HELLO/HOWDY/g' | sed 's/HOW/WHY/g' | sed 's/WHY/WHEN/g'
-    
-    # 7. chaining pipes and redirection- works with all!
-    >cat test.txt | sed 's/HELLO/HOWDY\\n/g' > test5.txt
-    
-    # 8. chained redirection
-    >cat test.txt | sed 's/HELLO/HOWDY\\n/g' > test1.txt >> test2.txt > test3.txt
-
-    # 9. input redirection
-    >sort < test.txt >> sorted_test.txt
-    >sort < test.txt | sed 's/SORT/TEST\\n/g'
-    
-    # 10. Glob patterns
-    $ls .github/*
+
+# dynamic interpolation
+options = {'version': '-v', 'help': '-h'}
+>git {{{options['help']}}}
+
+namespace = "coffee"
+>kubectl get pods {{{"--" + "-".join(['show', 'labels'])}}} --namespace {{{namespace}}}
+
+# static interpolation
+git_command = "status"
+option = "-v"
+
+>git {{git_command}} {{option}}
+
+#TODO:
+#a = >echo "hello" >> test.txt
+#a = >sort < test.txt | grep "HELLO"
+#print(f"test: {a}")
+
+# 1. use inside methods
+def cp_test():
+    print("1. >cp test.txt test_copy.txt")
+    >cp test.txt test_copy.txt
+
+cp_test()
+
+# 2. simple bash command execution with output
+print("2. >python --version\n   >echo \\nthis is an echo")
+>python --version
+>echo \\nthis is an echo
+
+# 3. set output to python variable directly
+out = >cat test.txt
+test_data = out.decode('utf-8').strip()
+print(test_data.replace("HELLO", "HOWDY"))
+
+# 4. wrapped, in-line execution
+print((>cat test.txt).decode('utf-8').strip())
+
+# 5. redirection
+>echo "hello" >> test4.txt
+
+# 6. pipe chaining
+>cat test.txt | sed 's/HELLO/HOWDY/g' | sed 's/HOW/WHY/g' | sed 's/WHY/WHEN/g'
+
+# 7. chaining pipes and redirection- works with all!
+>cat test.txt | sed 's/HELLO/HOWDY\\n/g' > test5.txt
+
+# 8. chained redirection
+>cat test.txt | sed 's/HELLO/HOWDY\\n/g' > test1.txt >> test2.txt > test3.txt
+
+# 9. input redirection
+>sort < test.txt >> sorted_test.txt
+>sort < test.txt | sed 's/SORT/TEST\\n/g'
+
+# 10. Glob patterns
+$ls .github/*

run.py

@@ -1,9 +1,11 @@
-#!/usr/bin/env python3
-
+##
+# Setup hook
 import pybash
 
 pybash.add_hook()
 
+##
+# Import demo script and run
 if __name__ == "__main__":
     import demo