Pyscript: Python In The Browser!

Try out my demo for yourself here: pyscript.com/@07924187-45b9-4...
Clone it and add things you think are interesting, then send it my way!

[@JakeCallahan]

What have you found on pyscript.com that impressed you? Do you have a project of your own that you want to show off here?

[@joebazooks]

python handsdown has the cleanest syntax

[@wilk85]

Check replit :)

[@JakeCallahan]

Have you found any good examples of pyscript being used on replit?

[@joebazooks]

wow i didnt know there was a `plugins` property of navigator, but it looks like it was depcrecated some time ago

[@JakeCallahan]

Haha like I said, it's been a long time since I've done significant JavaScript. I definitely need to catch up on what's available now.

[@user-cb7yl4nr6h]

Pyscripte support tkinter?

[@blanky_nap]

Is it possible to run notebooks (I mean not .py)?

[@JakeCallahan]

I don't believe Pyscript has plans to directly support notebooks. However, I do know that notebooks will have a completely in-browser version (if not already) that runs on Pyodide.

[@blanky_nap]

@@JakeCallahan roger that!

[@user-cb7yl4nr6h]

Pyscripte support tkinter?

[@JakeCallahan]

It isn't, no. You can see a full list of modules removed mostly due to webassembly's restrictions (sandboxing). pyodide.org/en/stable/usage/wasm-constraints.html#removed-modules