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All Commands.MD

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+# **All Commands**
+This Python script merges the data from `plugInCommands.py` and `builtInCommands.py` and saves the combined data in a JSON file called `AllCommands.json`. You can run this script in two different ways:
+
+### *Option 1: Run the code directly:*
+To run the code directly, simply execute the `AllCommands.py` script in your terminal:
+```
+python3 AllCommands.py
+```
+This will create an `AllCommands.json` file in the same directory, containing the combined data from `plugInCommands.py` and `builtInCommands.py`.
+
+### *Option 2: Call the file from a different Python script:*
+You can also use the `AllCommands.py` script as a module and call its `ExportCommands()` function from a different Python script. To do this, follow these steps:
+
+1. Import the main function from `AllCommands.py` in your new Python script:
+```
+from AllCommands import ExportCommands
+```
+2. Call the ExportCommands() function in your new script:
+```
+merged_data = ExportCommands()
+```
+3. This will execute the merging process and return the combined data as a dictionary. The `AllCommands.json` file will also be created in the same directory as `AllCommands.py`.
+
+Here's an example of how to use the ExportCommands() function from a different Python script:
+```
+from AllCommands import ExportCommands
+
+def process_merged_data():
+    merged_data = ExportCommands()
+    # Perform additional processing on merged_data if needed
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    process_merged_data()
+```
+In this example, the `process_merged_data()` function imports and calls the `ExportCommands()` function from `AllCommands.py`. You can perform additional processing on the returned merged_data dictionary as needed.