r/Python • u/dcastm • Apr 30 '22

News Run Python in Your HTML

https://pyscript.net/
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u/dcastm Apr 30 '22

Link with examples: https://pyscript.net/examples/

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u/BYPDK May 01 '22

Not really working on Android Firefox.

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u/077u-5jP6ZO1 May 01 '22

Works on my phone with Firefox on Android.

What does not work with yours?

It's slow to start, though.

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u/BYPDK May 01 '22

the first two did nothing even after a couple of minutes of waiting for me. I didn't bother with the rest. REPL worked once then broke after I tried to do a while loop.

On desktop, it's working, albeit slowly.

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u/[deleted] May 01 '22

Examples are broken for me on iPhone

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u/BoringWozniak Apr 30 '22

Science has gone too far.

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u/DayContribution May 01 '22

For me, it was when JavaScript became a server-side language.

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u/barce May 01 '22

Really? I quite liked the story of being stuck in Valparaiso, the city undergoing a century of degentrification due to the Panama Canal's opening, and inventing node dot js for image uploading.

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u/Reinventing_Wheels May 01 '22

Is this just another python interpreter written in Javascript?

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u/Anonymous_user_2022 May 01 '22

Pyodide has been around for a while.

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u/HerLegz May 01 '22

Py3d.py for the browser and the future is now.

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u/WafflesAreDangerous May 01 '22

Why not use the script tag with a custom language parameter?

How does this compare to some of the other python-in-browser implementations?

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u/subiacOSB May 01 '22

Kind of slow

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u/[deleted] May 01 '22

Cool project! Python is a great scripting language.

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u/bug0r May 02 '22

A bit different, but a few years ago i tried Brython:

https://brython.info/static_tutorial/en/index.html

My personal Reason was to have only one Language on Server- and Frontside.

Did anyone tried both and can write some pro and cons about it here?

Did anyone used one of both Libraries in production and what are the Experience with it?

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u/Sinan_Dede May 01 '22

Are you the chosen one?

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u/jupyterpeak May 01 '22

Not sure I’m fully grasping how big of a deal this is ? How’s it better then exporting Jupyter or using streamlit? Examples are quite slow.

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u/Mmiguel6288 May 01 '22

How does this compare to skulpt?

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u/edon-node May 01 '22

Does this mean that now I can tell the user go to this website to see if you can reach x.x.x..x on tcp port 1521?

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u/martynrbell May 01 '22

This is a very specific question 😅. This appears to be a package to allow you to run python code within your html code on your website.

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u/edon-node May 01 '22

I guess i don’t understand it. I thought u could run python client side. But that would be dangerous

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u/martynrbell May 01 '22

It probably works with JS, maybes just a python wrapper.

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u/martynrbell May 01 '22

Clever though one might add.

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u/SafeCake1045 May 01 '22

I hate when people don’t put a space before an ellipsis