PyJSCaller
Run JavaScript code from Python.
PyJSCaller is a agent between Python and JavaScript making JavaScript involved in a more Python-like language.
a short example:
example.js
function add(a, b){
return a + b;
}Supported JSEngine
Installation
$ pip install PyJSCaller
Example
Usage1
>>> import jscaller
>>> jscaller.eval("'Hello World!'.toUpperCase()")
'HELLO WORLD!'Usage2
>>> ctx = jscaller.compile('example.js', timeout=3)
>>> ctx.call('add', 1, 1)
2Usage3
>>> with jscaller.session('example.js') as sess:
... add, math = sess.get('add', 'Math')
... res1 = add(2, 3)
... res2 = math.PI + math.E
... sess.call(res1, res2)
...
>>> res1.get_value()
5
>>> res2.get_value()
5.859874482048838Change JSEngine
>>> from jscaller.engine import PhantomJS
>>> PhantomJS.test()
2.1.1
>>> PhantomJS.config(timeout=10)
>>> jscaller.make(PhantomJS)
>>> jscaller.eval('1+1')
2License
MIT license
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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