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how to open apps using python

import pyttsx3
import subprocess 
import os
import time


pyttsx3.speak("Hi user")
time.sleep(2)
pyttsx3.speak("you can open any apps in this coming list")
time.sleep(3)
print("You can open any app from this list:- ")  
print("NOTEPAD t GOOGLEnVirtual Box t unity nEXIT ")

while True:
    # take input
    
    print("Chat with me which app to open : ", end='')
    p = input().upper()
    print(p)
  
    if ("NOTE" in p) or ("NOTES" in p) or ("NOTEPAD" in p) :
        pyttsx3.speak("Opening , Notepad")
        os.system("notepad.exe")
        
   
  
    elif ("GOOGLE" in p or "CHROME" in p):
        pyttsx3.speak("opening chrome please wait")
        time.sleep(3)
        subprocess.call(['C:/Program Files (x86)/Google/Chrome/Application/chrome'])

    
    elif "UNITY" in p:
        pyttsx3.speak("Opening unity")
        subprocess.call(['file path of unity'])
    
        
    elif ("EXIT" in p) or ("QUIT" in p) or ("CLOSE" in p):
        print("thanks")
        time.sleep(1)
        pyttsx3.speak("Exiting this app thanks for using this app")
        break
  
    else:
        print("Is Invalid,Please Try Again")
        pyttsx3.speak("its Invalid,Please try again ")
Posted by: Guest on August-04-2021
2

real python kivy

$ pip install buildozer
Posted by: Guest on August-13-2020
2

build a python app

pyinstaller needed
pip install pyinstaller

on windows cmd write:
pyinstaller.exe --onefile --debug=all --windowed --name=myApp --icon=img/app.ico --paths venv/path/site-package app.py

--onefile	include all in one file, optional
--debug		debug at app s launch, NOT use --windowed
--windowed	for gui applications, optional
--name		app name, optional
--icon		app s icon, optional
app.py		main file of the project
Posted by: Guest on August-26-2020

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