multi-line CMD in one-line python

[kucingkembar]

hi, sorry for my bad English,
i tried to combine this multi-line (exclude the Import) into one-line,

import os
os.system("title installing numpy")
os.system("pip install numpy")
os.system("timeout 10")

but after hours google, because I did not find a proper keyword,
I cannot find the answer,

maybe any user in here can help, thank you

[Gribouillis]

What is the purpose of combining this into one line? Also why call timeout 10? If you want to stop the python program during 10 seconds, it can be done this way

import time
time.sleep(10)

[kucingkembar]

the purpose is making GUI program using that install the missing "packages" in a new window,
lets said the user needs "packages" called NumPy that are not installed,
then the program will open a new cmd window showing the package being install,
instead "not responding" Tkinter window GUI
(usually, users will kill this process or think this program is not professional)

the timeout is just an additional code to make the program longer, it is not necessary,
I just need to know is that python can run multiple cmd commands in 1-line or not

anyway thanks for the reply

[snippsat]

he purpose is making GUI program using that install the missing "packages" in a new window,
lets said the user needs "packages" called NumPy that are not installed,
then the program will open a new cmd window showing the package being install,
instead "not responding" Tkinter window GUI
(usually, users will kill this process or think this program is not professional)

In general should make packages included when install with pip.
So then it's done in setup.py with install_requires .
Then all is done with pip install my_pacakge.

There can be serval problems that can occurs if try to this for users after install.
Also should not use os.system(unsafe) as subprocces has taken over that task.
Should capture output so know what going on,did it work(error message) or eg is is it already installed.

import subprocess

output = subprocess.run('pip install numpy', capture_output=True, encoding='utf-8')
print(output.stdout)

Output:
Requirement already satisfied: numpy in c:\python39\lib\site-packages (1.20.2)

[kucingkembar]

thank you snippsat for the reply,

maybe the wrong on my side, I forget to mention: the script is in pyw extension, so there is no "print" that will show up

and back to my main question, is there any way to combine multiple line cmd code into 1-line,
using subprocess.run or os.system

[kucingkembar]

after googling for a long time I found the answer by accident
you just need to combine the codes and separate between code with the "&" symbol

import os
os.system("title installing numpy & pip install numpy & timeout 10")

thank you who answer