A simple website to display Python package support within PyScript.
Use this site to check if a certain Python package is supported in the PyScript ecosystem (both Pyodide and MicroPython).
On the site's front page is a list of the most popular Python packages on PyPI (collected via https://pypistats.org/), along with an indication via RAG (red/amber/green 🚦) of the package's status for use with PyScript. A red status 🟥 means the package is not, or cannot be supported by PyScript, an amber status 🟨 means either the status of PyScript support is unknown or requires adjustment, and a green status 🟩 means the package is supported by PyScript. Clicking on the package takes you to the page for that package with more details.
At the top of the front page is a search box for package names on PyPI 🔍. Hitting return or pressing the "search" button returns a page for the given package name. If no package exists with this name you'll be prompted to search PyPI for the correct / matching package.
Each package has a page for it. The url for such page will be via the
/package?package=<package_name> endpoint.
This page will display three possible states:
- Red (this package is not supported by PyScript). Information about why this package isn't supported by PyScript will be displayed.
- Amber (the status of this package is unknown or pending). The website will automatically try to serve a simple terminal based project using this package, so importing the package can be attempted. A form will be displayed to allow folks to submit a report about the status of the package.
- Green (this package is supported by PyScript). Any information about special cases for this package will also be displayed.
This is a very simple static website.
- Fork the project found at: https://github.com/pyscript/pyscript-packages
- Clone your fork of the repository, and change into the resulting directory:
$ git clone [email protected]:<YOUR_USERNAME>/pyscript-packages.git
$ cd pyscript-packages- Start a local server:
$ python -m http.server- Visit localhost:8000 to see the site working!
That's it! Feel free to create PR's via GitHub. Thank you! 💐