I am creating an extendscript that requires the verification that python is installed on the machine. In order to do this, I want a function that looks somewhat like this:
function defaultApp(fileExtension) { return defaultAppName; }
And then check if the default app name is 'python.exe'. From my understanding (that had gathered from another similar post that implements a solution using the python winreg library), the windows registry should be accessed to get such information.
You can run a bat file something like this:
python --version > d:\p.txt
And then to check the content of the txt file. If Python is installed (and configured) you will get info about a version of the Python. If there is no Python you will get empty txt file.
It can be something like this:
function check_python() {
// create the bat file
var bat_file = File(Folder.temp + "/python_check.bat");
bat_file.open("w");
bat_file.write("python --version > %temp%/python_check.txt");
bat_file.close();
// check if the bat file was created
if (!bat_file.exists) {
alert ("Can't check if Python is installed");
return false;
}
// run the bat file
bat_file.execute();
$.sleep(300);
// check if the txt file exists
var check_file = File(Folder.temp + "/python_check.txt");
if (!check_file.exists) {
alert ("Can't check if Python is installed");
bat_file.remove();
return false;
}
// get contents of the txt file
check_file.open("r");
var contents = check_file.read();
check_file.close();
// check the contents
if (contents.indexOf("Python 3") != 0) {
alert("Python 3 is not found");
bat_file.remove();
check_file.remove();
return false;
}
// hooray!
alert("Python is found!")
bat_file.remove();
check_file.remove();
return true;
}
var is_python = check_python();
This solution is inspired by Yuri Khristich's answer. (A more compact version)
//@include "utils/$file.jsx";
function ispy()
{
var ispy,
cmd = "python --version > %temp%/pycheck.txt",
chk = File(Folder.temp + "/pycheck.txt").$create(),
bat = File(Folder.temp + "/pycheck.bat").$create(cmd);
bat.$execute(100);
ispy = !!chk.$read();
//cleanup:
File.remove(bat, chk);
return ispy;
}
$.writeln(ispy()) //true
$read, $create, $execute and File.remove() are not built-in functions. I created them to help declutter my code.
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