ios上运行python_iOS上的Python

ios上运行python

This holiday I discovered Pythonista, and my mind was blown.

这个假期，我发现了Pythonista ，这让我很震惊 。

In the iOS world, Pythonista is a well known quantity. I can find articles about it from sources like MacStories from back in 2012. Back then it was fairly rudimentary: no support for folders, no ability to import code from outside the app (at least not easily), and limited ability to interact with lots of parts of the OS. But it was clearly useful to a lot of people as a powerful tool for automating their iOS devices.

在iOS世界中，Pythonista是众所周知的数量。 我可以从2012年的 MacStories等来源找到有关此文章的文章。 那时还很初级：不支持文件夹，没有能力从应用程序外部导入代码（至少不容易），并且与操作系统的许多部分进行交互的能力有限。 但这对于许多人来说显然是有用的，它是使他们的iOS设备自动化的强大工具。

However, it seems like many of the people who were using this to automate their iOS devices weren’t Python developers, and most Python developers didn’t seem to be fully aware that it existed. If they were, they would have found that 2012’s little Python interpreter in an iOS app has turned into a nearly fully-fledged Python programming environment. How did this happen? In no small part, it’s down to Stash.

但是，似乎许多使用此工具来自动化其iOS设备的人都不是Python开发人员，而且大多数Python开发人员似乎都没有完全意识到它的存在。 如果是这样的话，他们会发现2012年iOS应用程序中的小型Python解释器已经变成了几乎成熟的Python编程环境。 这怎么发生的？ 在很大程度上，这取决于Stash 。

Stash is a pure-Python implementation of a Bash-like shell for Pythonista. Essentially, you download and install it and then execute a helper script inside Pythonista. That helper script opens up a new console window and gives you, amazingly, a