How can I forward command line arguments in a shell script? [duplicate]

Question

My goal is to run a shell script on my Mac Terminal that passes command line arguments to a python script. I know how to do it on Windows:

Batch file (pythonScript.bat):

@py.exe C:\path\to\my\pythonScript.py %*
@pause

The %* forwards any command line arguments entered after the batch filename to the Python script. So when I run pythonScript.bat from the command line...

C:\> pythonScript

...the arguments I enter after the batch filename (for example C:> pythonScript some arguments) are passed to the python script.

How can I do that on my Mac?

How can I complement my code so that any command line arguments are forwarded to the python script?

Shell script (pythonScript.command):

#!/usr/bin/env bash
python3 /path/to/my/pythonScript.py

Answer 1

in Linux bash I would do:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
python3 /path/to/my/pythonScript.py "$@"

$@ is interpreted as the list of arguments passed to the bash script.

I haven't got a mac to test it, but worth trying it