Purescripto
PureScript, Python, support since Python 3.5.
pspy is provided to meet the interface of spago.
This requires the installation of PureScript Python.
Basic Usage
sh> pspy --init # initialize PSPY configure. PLEASE do this after `spago init`.
sh> pspy # build a project
sh> pspy --run # run built python package
sh> pspy --update # build and update Python FFI dependencies
Default output python package is the name of your PureScript project, i.e.,
project xxx produces a python package xxx in in directory xxx/xxx,
and you can add a xxx/setup.py to package Python modules and publish it to PyPI.
pure-py.json
This is the default configuration.
{
"corefn-dir": "output",
"entry-module": "Main",
"index-mirror": "default",
"pspy-blueprint": "pspy-blueprint",
"spago": "spago"
}
It's designed for cases of making very complex extensions and very rare corner cases, in most cases you're not expected to change it.
The details of pure-py.json will be added here when I have bandwidth.
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