When to use pygame script ?
- when you don’t need assets packaging because you download them at runtime.
- if your code can still fit in one file.
- you just want quick testing in real conditions but pygbag repl (#debug) is not handy.
- for writing pygbag’s load screens.
- for making python/pygame small examples and fit them in a iframe.
- for making interactive tutorials.
- when making a single app html file.
- when hosting locally cdn files with no outside access (though pygbag supports local cdn with –cdn)
- when pygbag can not run for you (mobile or restricted work environnement).
Create a .html file like this one :
<html><head><meta charset="utf-8"></head><script src="https://pygame-web.github.io/archives/0.2.0/pythons.js" type=module id="site" data-src="fs,vtx,gui" async defer>#<!--
import sys
import platform
import asyncio
async def main():
for i in range(10):
print("hi")
await asyncio.sleep(1)
asyncio.run(main())
embed.run()
# do not change/remove the following comment it is for clearly separating python code from html body
# --></script></html>
mobile demo : https://pygame-web.github.io/showroom/pygame-scripts/org.pygame.touchpong.html
the data-src tags allows for
- fs : you will be able to use Filesystem, camera, photo and user uploaded files.
- vt : simple vt100 with no worker
- vtx : full xterm.js ( with sixel graphics requires webgl+worker )
- stdout : no vt100, only
<pre> output in body.
- gui : can use canvas, mandatory for pygame.
future tags:
- p3d : support Panda3D import
- hg3d : support Harfang3D import
running the script outside browser
simple just type :
follow that issue : https://github.com/psf/black/issues/3214
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