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about
web-python is a web-based Python interpreter powered by
Pyodide , leveraging its
experimental local directory mounting feature
to sync the WASM filesystem with a local writable directory.
This feature is not yet available on all browsers. See
documentation for showDirectoryPicker
for more information.
usage
To use web-python, select a local directory to run Python
code in. Then, enter arguments to pass to the Python interpreter (for
example, main.py arg1 arg2), and click "Run".
Alternatively, you can execute one-liners without a local directory
much like you would with a normal Python interpreter: entering the
code in quotes with the -c flag. For example, to run the
Python code print('hello world!'), enter
-c "print('hello world!')" as Python arguments.
using external packages
By including a requirements.txt file in your directory
root, you can specify external Python packages to be installed in the
interpreter before execution.
Lines of requirements.txt are fed directly to
micropip.installnumpy, pandas, and
matplotlib, then write a
requirements.txt file with the following content:
numpy
pandas
matplotlib
This makes them available to Python code.
issues
If you have any questions, bugs, or feature requests, please open an
issue on
GitHub .
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