"""
{{ name }} is utility to .

Execute a shell script::

    import {{ name }}

    # execute a shell script

    returncode, out, err = pk3proc.shell_script('ls / | grep bin')
    print returncode
    print out
    # output:
    # > 0
    # > bin
    # > sbin

Run a command::

    # Unlike the above snippet, following statement does not start an sh process.
    returncode, out, err = pk3proc.command('ls', 'a*', cwd='/usr/local')

"""

# from .proc import CalledProcessError
# from .proc import ProcError

__version__ = "0.1.0"
__name__ = "{{ name }}"

from .{{ name }} import foo
from .{{ name }} import SomeError

"""
{{ name }} is utility to .

Execute a shell script::

    import {{ name }}

    # execute a shell script

    returncode, out, err = pk3proc.shell_script('ls / | grep bin')
    print returncode
    print out
    # output:
    # > 0
    # > bin
    # > sbin

Run a command::

    # Unlike the above snippet, following statement does not start an sh process.
    returncode, out, err = pk3proc.command('ls', 'a*', cwd='/usr/local')

"""

# from .proc import CalledProcessError
# from .proc import ProcError

__version__ = "0.1.0"
__name__ = "{{ name }}"

from .{{ name }} import foo
from .{{ name }} import SomeError

{{ name }} is utility to .  Execute a shell script::      import {{ name }}      # execute a shell script      returncode, out, err = pk3proc.shell_script('ls / | grep bin')     print returncode     print out     # output:     # > 0     # > bin     # > sbin  Run a command::      # Unlike the above snippet, following statement does not start an sh process.     returncode, out, err = pk3proc.command('ls', 'a*', cwd='/usr/local') # from .proc import CalledProcessError # from .proc import ProcError