NyanCAD Server
NyanCAD Server is a Python package that provides an ASGI server for hosting NyanCAD applications with marimo notebook integration.
Features
- Serves NyanCAD static files (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, assets) at the root path
- Integrates marimo notebook server at
/notebook/endpoint - Bundles all static assets in the wheel for easy deployment
- Simple command-line interface for starting the server
- Development mode with auto-reload support
Installation
pip install nyancad-server
Usage
Command Line
Start the server with default settings (localhost:8080):
nyancad-server
Custom host and port:
nyancad-server --host 0.0.0.0 --port 3000
Development mode with auto-reload:
nyancad-server --reload
Programmatic Usage
from nyancad_server.server import create_app
import uvicorn
app = create_app()
uvicorn.run(app, host="localhost", port=8080)
Server Endpoints
/- NyanCAD web interface (static files)/css/,/js/,/library/, etc. - Static assets/wheels/- Python wheels (including nyancad package)/notebook/- Marimo notebook interface
Architecture
The server creates a Starlette ASGI application that:
- Static Files: Serves the entire
public/folder contents at the root path using Starlette's StaticFiles - Marimo Integration: Mounts a marimo ASGI app at
/notebook/that hosts the NyanCAD notebook - Asset Bundling: All static files and the notebook are bundled into the wheel during package build
This mirrors the existing WASM setup where users can access the main interface at / and the notebook at /notebook/, but replaces the WASM notebook with a full marimo server.
Development
The server includes fallback logic to work in development mode by looking for files relative to the source code when bundled assets are not available.
Requirements
-
Python 3.8+
-
marimo >= 0.13.0
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uvicorn[standard] >= 0.23.0
-
nyancad >= 0.1.0
License
This project is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0).
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