Reputation: 618
I am using a Python script to query data via an API which requires authentication. That script prompts the user for the input of a password (no other input required). I want to automate this workflow using the Windows Scheduler and thus need to automatically provide the password upon the prompt in automate.bat
file.
However, the pipe is simply not recognized. I tried the following MWE:
foo.py
from getpass import getpass
password = getpass()
print(password)
automate.bat
:
echo PWD | python foo.py
There is no difference to executing python foo.py
directly; both times, I need to provide the password. The pipe works otherwise fine, e.g. tested by echo 111 | (set /p readvalue= & set readvalue)
.
Working on Windows 10.
Thank you.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 656
Reputation: 5330
content of foo.py
:
print(input())
calling it via:
echo "hello world" | python foo.py
You need input()
Upvotes: 1