js.py
A library that extends Python base classes with their JavaScript default methods.
Installation
pip3 install js.py or pip3 install --user js.py
Why js.py?
js.py makes your JavaScript code compatible in Python with minor changes.
Imagine this JS code:
var this = require("a-lib");
var nums = [];
nums.length = 10;
nums.fill("Foobar");
console.log(nums);
Using js.py, it looks like this:
import js
this = require("a-lib");
nums = [];
nums.length = 10;
nums.fill("Foobar");
console.log(nums);
As seen above, only minor changes are required for the code for it to function in Python.
Is it pythonic?
No. Not at all. But who cares? It works and it's for fun!
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