You probably know you can package #python files into a zip file and python will execute it like a script. But did you know that you can put a #shebang line in it?
If `foo.zip` contains `__main__.py` you can do
`echo '#!/usr/bin/python | cat - foo.zip > foo`
and
`chmod u+x foo`
then you can run `foo` like an ordinary program and it will run the contents of `__main__.py`
although I have no idea if you *should* do this.
/usr/bin/env 在 shebang 可以用 -S 展開參數
在「Using uv as your shebang line」這邊看到的範例：
#!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script
查了 env 的 manpage 翻到這是給 shebang 用的：
-S, --split-string=S
process and split S into separate arguments; used to pass multiple arguments on shebang
It's called #shebang because sysadminds want to bang it/she
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