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Is there a way to execute shell commands from the Sailfish OS user interface (i.e. without accessing the terminal first)?

Say I have created a shell script to run a backup on some files or to reboot my PC at home. The terminal is great, but I would love to be able to execute stuff like this directly from the user interface.

Is AFAIK, there a is currently no way to execute shell commands from the Sailfish OS user interface (i.e. without accessing the terminal first)?first).

Say I have created a shell script to run a backup on some files or to reboot my PC at home. The terminal is great, but I would love to be able to execute stuff like this directly from the user interface.

AFAIK, there is currently no way to execute shell commands from the Sailfish OS user interface (i.e. without accessing the terminal first).

Say I have created a shell script to run a backup on some files or to reboot my PC at home. The terminal is great, but I would love to be able to execute stuff like this directly from the user interface.

AFAIK, there is currently no way to execute shell commands from the Sailfish OS user interface (i.e. without accessing the terminal first).

Say I have created a shell script to run a backup on some files or to reboot my PC at home. The terminal is great, but I would love to be able to execute stuff like this directly from the user interface.

EDIT: re-phrased this to be 100% feature request, initially it also included a question ("Is it possible...")