I want to run two Python Scripts at the same time. I found that using Bash you can do that. So i wrote the next code
#! /usr/bin/env bash
import camera_centroid
import testsss
python camera_centroid.py &
python testsss.py &
When i run it i get a SyntaxError: invalid syntax Why?
Looks like you have mixed between python and bash, you don't need the import in the bash script.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
python camera_centroid.py &
python testsss.py &
wait # wait for jobs to be done
make sure you adding execute permissions to the scripts
chmod +x testsss.py camera_centroid.py
and finally run the script ./your_file.sh
When you write:
import foo
in a shell script, you are not importing the python module, instead, you are calling the $(which import) command/alias/function.
For example, if you have ImageMgick installed, very likely, you are making screenshot for window(s).
If you want to import python module, those import foo should be in your python files.
camera_centroid.py and testsss.py as the arguments to the python command; bash has no way of locating them implicitly.