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#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
This example shows how to make a shortcut that runs a single python command
Here, the comand to run is
python -m pip install --upgrade pyshortcuts
to update to the latest version of this library.
Note that putting '_' or '{}' as the beginning of the command will tell
the script to use the current Python executable.
"""
from pathlib import Path
from pyshortcuts import make_shortcut, uname, get_cwd
pycmd = "_ -m pip install --upgrade pyshortcuts"
iconfile = 'shovel.icns' if uname=='darwin' else 'shovel.ico'
icon = Path(get_cwd(), 'icons', iconfile).absolute().as_posix()
make_shortcut(pycmd, name='Update Pyshortcuts', icon=icon)
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