nodepy-runtime 2.0.1

A Node.js-like runtime for Python.

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Node.py

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Node.py is a Python runtime compatible with CPython 2.7 and 3.3 – 3.6.
It provides a separate but superior import mechanism for modules,
bringing dependency management and ease of deployment for Python
applications up to par with other languages, **without virtualenvs**.
Node.py is inspired by `Node.js <https://nodejs.org>`__.

Nodepy-pm, Node.py's package manager, allows you to install and manage
standard Python packages (using Pip under the hood) *as well* as Node.py
package. Nodepy-pm is a powerful tool for deploying Node.py applications
and command-line tools.

Installation
============

Node.py is available from PyPI as ``nodepy-runtime``. The Python version
that you install it into will also be the Python version that you will
use in your Node.py code. (Note that the ``six`` module is always
available when using Node.py, allowing you to write cross-Python version
code easily).

::

$ pip install nodepy-runtime

Add the ``--user`` flag if you don't want to install Node.py
system-wide.

Installing nodepy-pm
====================

Either **install from the online script** using the following command:

::

$ nodepy https://nodepy.org/install-pm.py

Or **install from the repository**:

::

$ git clone https://github.com/nodepy/nodepy-pm.git
$ nodepy nodepy-pm/scripts/install.py

**Note** The installer is *not* able to automatically detect whether
Node.py was installed system-wide or with the ``--user`` option. If you
installed Node.py with the ``--user`` option, pass the ``--global``
option to the install-script (global meaning user-location). The default
is to install with ``--root`` (system-wide).

::

$ nodepy https://nodepy.org/install-pm.py --global

Todolist
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- Python bytecache loading/writing
- Node.js-style traceback (Python's traceback sucks)