Call a bash script with arguments in python

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/tmp/foo.py arguments = " " . join([ "foo" , "bar" ]) cmd = "foo.sh" subprocess . run([ '/bin/env' , cmd] + arguments) /tmp/foo.sh #!/bin/sh for arg in " $@ " ; do echo $arg done Now calling python foo.py calls foo.sh with arguments . Mind possible offtopic tasks like chmod +x , permissions etc. Source

arguments=" ".join(["foo", "bar"])
cmd="foo.sh"
subprocess.run(['/bin/env', cmd]+arguments)

#!/bin/sh
for arg in "$@"; do
    echo $arg
done

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