belgie 0.21.0

A minimal, secure javascript runtime for python

belgie

A minimal, secure JavaScript runtime for Python.

Package dependencies

Declare npm and JSR packages in pyproject.toml under [belgie.dependencies]. Top-level entries belong to the default group. Additional groups use nested tables:

[belgie.dependencies]
react = "^19"
std_path = "jsr:@std/path@^1"

[belgie.dependencies.dev]
"@types/react" = "^19"

[belgie.dependencies.test]
vitest = "^1"

Each key is an import alias. Values are either a version requirement (for npm packages) or a full npm: / jsr: specifier.

Locking and installing

Use belgie.dependencies.lock() or install() to resolve packages and write deno.lock. By default, only the default group is included. Pass groups to select one or more groups:

from belgie.dependencies import lock

lock()  # default group only
lock(groups=["default", "dev"])  # default and dev groups
lock(groups=["dev"])  # dev group only

PackageInstallResult.groups reports how many dependencies were resolved per group.

Async helpers (alock, ainstall, aupdate) accept the same arguments.

Runtime and tasks

When running JavaScript through Runtime or [belgie.scripts] tasks, belgie loads dependencies from all groups so dev-only tooling remains available at runtime.

Notes

• Duplicate import aliases are not allowed across included groups.
• Top-level string entries under [belgie.dependencies] map to the default group. A nested table whose key is literally default is treated as a separate named group.
• The legacy [belgie.dev-dependencies] table is not supported; use [belgie.dependencies.dev] instead.