PyScript Integration #3
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It looks interesting. Did you pull these changes to PyZombis and test whether this works well for the external libraries like pandas, numpy? |
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Thanks for pointing that out @sujith-rek , I forgot to include the pandas package in the config but now I have included it & as you can see it works perfectly fine.
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@its-ChaTTy Great job, I took a look at PyAr/PyZombis#366 and it works fine. Thank you.
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This PR aims to add the support of PyScript in activecode. PyScript enables Python code to run directly in the web browser using technologies like Emscripten and WebAssembly. This allows Python code to be executed without the need for servers or complex configurations.
The component can be directly called using :python3_interpreter: pyscript.
Example:
