anpyer

AnPyer's Python namespace: the execution engine behind the AnPyer notebook app (a Jupyter-compatible notebook app for Android), plus a few small user-facing helpers.

The AnPyer app bundles this package, so app users do not need to install it. pip install anpyer is for one specific case, described below.

Who needs this

You wrote a notebook in AnPyer and now want to open the same .ipynb in desktop Jupyter or VS Code.

AnPyer notebooks are plain, valid .ipynb files. But a cell may contain:

import anpyer.plot
anpyer.plot.show({"series": [{"type": "bar", "data": [1, 2, 3]}]})

On a desktop Python that line raises ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'anpyer'. Installing this package makes the import resolve, so the notebook runs to the end instead of stopping there.

pip install anpyer

Requires Python 3.12 or newer. Apart from IPython there are no dependencies.

Please read the limitations

This package was not written for desktop Jupyter. Two honest caveats:

• anpyer.plot.show() will not draw a chart for you. It emits a custom MIME type, application/vnd.anpyer.plot+json. Desktop Jupyter has no renderer for that MIME type, so the output falls back to its text/plain placeholder text. The actual chart is drawn by the AnPyer front end, inside the app. If you want a visible figure on the desktop, use plotly or matplotlib — anpyer.plot is deliberately tiny and Android-oriented.
• anpyer.test and anpyer.smoke are in-app self-check tools. Run on a desktop interpreter, most of their items will report SKIP or FAIL. That is expected, not a broken package: they probe the Android/Chaquopy runtime and the app's own renderers, which are simply not there.

anpyer.engine is internal implementation. Its API is not part of this package's promise and may change at any time.

Status

Alpha. Version 0.1.x ships alongside the first release of the AnPyer app. The API may still change during 0.x — any change will be described in the release notes.

Links

• Homepage: https://anpyer.com
• Support: https://anpyer.com/support/

License

MIT — see the LICENSE file in the distribution.