Exposes API for running Python via JS #182
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@windelbouwman curious what you think about this approach. |
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@rmliddle I am in favour of having as much options as possible, so if we could go for both approaches someway, then users can pick the solution they require. |
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I have given this some thought, I think the best way to proceed here is by making a package/module available that wraps wasm_bindgen/web_sys and allows the user to interact with the browser within rustpython. The only alternative to this might be calling individual python functions from javascript but I don't see that being quite as useful to an end user. |
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Initial steps toward exposing an API for more dynamic executing of python code via JS. This follows a style similar to the: rustwasm-book.
The changes here involve use of wasm-bindgen. This is a possible alternative to the more static complication presented previously:
Steps before merging:
Work around for console logging (wasm-bindgen captures stdout), prevents println! macro from logging to the browser console