PyScript 💻 - ╰╸making-this

Making this for Math people

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Building an extension with pyscript for everyone!

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Working on an integration for the Rich terminal formatting library into PyScript, to allow for beautiful code output https://github.com/Textualize/rich

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Jeff Glass

Working on an integration for the Rich terminal formatting library into PyScript, to allow for beautiful code output https://github.com/Textualize/rich

wow awesome!

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Building an extension with pyscript for everyone!

How

Jarriq

How

for building wheel of binary extensions i would suggest using https://github.com/pygame-web/python-wasm-sdk/releases on some ubuntu22.04 and use /opt/python-wasm-sdk/python3-wasm setup.py bdist_wheel

pmp-p

for building wheel of binary extensions i would suggest using https://github.com/pygame-web/python-wasm-sdk/releases on some ubuntu22.04 and use /opt/python-wasm-sdk/python3-wasm setup.py bdist_wheel

I specifically meant the chrome plugin

yeah my bad i read wrong i thought it was an extension for pyscript as a chrome extension, like some rpc bridge (edited)

lots of work done pretty cool

Hello! My name is jihoon lim, who is creating an education service in Korea! This time, we will make and introduce a service to learn Python in a fun way! It's an educational engine and coding workspace made using a script It's a similar form to Scratch! Please give us a lot of feedback! We are also providing materials if you want to use them in your current class! Please feel free to register! Thank you! Description Page: https://codegamerphy.imweb.me/ Coding workspace: https://neon-brioche-d0a41e.netlify.app/compiler/1/1

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I'm working on a game called FloofBytes. https://cybernetic.gay/floofbytes/ It's at a fairly early stage but there's a bit to play around with. It's kinda like a text adventure game but with a web interface instead of being a terminal application. I've got plenty of UI improvements on my to-do list but it's decently usable. And the code will need plenty of reorganising too, cos I'm finding the structure as I go. Also there's no persistent saving yet. Oh and it uses ltk. Plus it can run pyunit tests on a test page, but those will all fail currently because I significantly altered the menu flow and haven't updated the tests yet.

big update, now has a non-scripted title screen that opens the game page. and I rewrote some of the underlying systems. plus a few new features and interactions

CyberneticDaisy

big update, now has a non-scripted title screen that opens the game page. and I rewrote some of the underlying systems. plus a few new features and interactions

- I like that you use LTK

12:50

Also, packaging your application into a wheel and disting it as one is a nice touch, this reduces the roundtrips from the client and should help loads of the app with a fully empty browser cache.

chris.laffra

- I like that you use LTK

Thanks, it's good! Makes the process pretty streamlined. And I went with the wheel cos manually managing the individual files for a sizable and growing project would be a major nuisance. The really fun thing is how I got the version number.

I am going to steal this approach to make the hosted version of PySheets at https://pysheets.app more manageable. I already deploy to PyPi, so could serve the PySheets wheel from there.

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Please do! The downside is it's slow testing small changes often

CyberneticDaisy

Thanks, it's good! Makes the process pretty streamlined. And I went with the wheel cos manually managing the individual files for a sizable and growing project would be a major nuisance. The really fun thing is how I got the version number.

I'd really like to know how to do this - any chance you could document your process ?

Neon22

I'd really like to know how to do this - any chance you could document your process ?

In brief, you build a wheel according to the regular python documentation, and the pyscript config documentation tells you you can list the URL of an arbitrary .whl in the packages list. I'll give further details when I'm at my computer, but looking in pyscript.toml should help

So I've got my directories laid out like this. and pyproject.toml tells in what to build/include. and I build it with python3.12 -m build --wheel and the resulting .whl goes in the dist directory. if you move/remove files remember to clean it (or just delete the lib directory in build) cos otherwise it won't remove the copies of your files and you'll get weird import errors and other problems from having two (possibly different) copies of some of your source files. And then you include the path to the .whl file in your pyscript config (assuming you're serving it from the same place. or put it on pypi and load it from there)

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I have a second pyscript config loaded by my testing page cos I don't want all users to have to wait for pytest and hypothesis

CyberneticDaisy

I'm working on a game called FloofBytes. https://cybernetic.gay/floofbytes/ It's at a fairly early stage but there's a bit to play around with. It's kinda like a text adventure game but with a web interface instead of being a terminal application. I've got plenty of UI improvements on my to-do list but it's decently usable. And the code will need plenty of reorganising too, cos I'm finding the structure as I go. Also there's no persistent saving yet. Oh and it uses ltk. Plus it can run pyunit tests on a test page, but those will all fail currently because I significantly altered the menu flow and haven't updated the tests yet.

Version 2024.9.2 is now live. changes:

[x] default operations: so enter works
[x] make notes close properly on close
[x] menu bar with shortcuts to containers
[x] second menu for user-selected faves
[x] slider on each item to toggle it on the faves menu
[x] remove items from menu on quit
[x] remove items from menu when they are destroyed

Have been working on this for a couple of months... An easy way to share python code which users can edit, debug and run in the browser. It can also be embedded (as an iframe) into blog posts or tutorials so readers can play with the code to get a better understanding.

Install python packages
select micropython vs pyodide interpreters
Set debug points just like vscode
Continue to next breakpoint or step over lines with debugging toolbar
Get local and global vars in debug pane
Output plots, dataframes, images to a Rich Output pane
format code using black
Terminal for all other text based print and log statements with the ability to accept input

What do you all think? (edited)

Looks very interesting indeed. Let us know when we can play withit

sai

Have been working on this for a couple of months... An easy way to share python code which users can edit, debug and run in the browser. It can also be embedded (as an iframe) into blog posts or tutorials so readers can play with the code to get a better understanding.

Install python packages
select micropython vs pyodide interpreters
Set debug points just like vscode
Continue to next breakpoint or step over lines with debugging toolbar
Get local and global vars in debug pane
Output plots, dataframes, images to a Rich Output pane
format code using black
Terminal for all other text based print and log statements with the ability to accept input

What do you all think? (edited)

Nice!

sai

Have been working on this for a couple of months... An easy way to share python code which users can edit, debug and run in the browser. It can also be embedded (as an iframe) into blog posts or tutorials so readers can play with the code to get a better understanding.

Install python packages
select micropython vs pyodide interpreters
Set debug points just like vscode
Continue to next breakpoint or step over lines with debugging toolbar
Get local and global vars in debug pane
Output plots, dataframes, images to a Rich Output pane
format code using black
Terminal for all other text based print and log statements with the ability to accept input

What do you all think? (edited)

Nice job..!

Making progress. Landing page with live examples is now ready. Also added a new functionality. Who can find it (Should be easy, made it pretty obvious i guess)?

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sai

Making progress. Landing page with live examples is now ready. Also added a new functionality. Who can find it (Should be easy, made it pretty obvious i guess)?

What editor are you using? I like the inline error messages. Do you have code-completion too?

Chris Laffra

What editor are you using? I like the inline error messages. Do you have code-completion too?

I am using Monaco editor. It has the basic code completion vscode provides, it suggests vars and methods declared, but can’t suggest python methods of objects. Need a Python LSP for that. I am trying to see if there is an LSP that I can run as a service worker.

@sai I wrote a "poor man's LSP" for PySheets. It runs inside the PySheets worker and may be a bit too entangled for you to use immediately. Anyways, see: https://github.com/PySheets/pysheets/blob/main/src/static/lsp.py#L259 (edited)

pysheets/src/static/lsp.py at main · PySheets/pysheets

Source for PySheets. Contribute to PySheets/pysheets development by creating an account on GitHub.

Chris Laffra

@sai I wrote a "poor man's LSP" for PySheets. It runs inside the PySheets worker and may be a bit too entangled for you to use immediately. Anyways, see: https://github.com/PySheets/pysheets/blob/main/src/static/lsp.py#L259 (edited)

That's amazing! Thanks for pointing to your implementation!

pysdl3 tease https://pmp-p.pyscriptapps.com/pysdl3/latest/ (edited)

GitHub - pygame-web/PySDL3-wasm: wip pygbag port

wip pygbag port. Contribute to pygame-web/PySDL3-wasm development by creating an account on GitHub.

Nice!

pmp-p

pysdl3 tease https://pmp-p.pyscriptapps.com/pysdl3/latest/ (edited)

nice - you might be able to get the wheel in this way instead: ??

https://docs.pyscript.net/2025.2.3/faq/#code-archive-ziptgzwhl

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Ahh - you might have to use the latest 2025.2.4 version as I see fix to whl there as well as newer version of pyodide.... YMMV

Neon22

Ahh - you might have to use the latest 2025.2.4 version as I see fix to whl there as well as newer version of pyodide.... YMMV

it is not a pyodide wheel, it's a pygbag one custom made with https://github.com/pygame-web/setuptools modified for wasm abi3

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the libsdl.so provided cannot be linked with pyodide's emsdk

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