A Python package providing core interpreter functionality for Pyodide.
This package is an integral part of the Pyodide runtime which cannot start without it. Install in a native Python for type checking or testing purposes. Some of the functionality is missing when imported in a native Python, but for the APIs we either provide reimplementations or nonfunctional type stubs.
Pyodide uses the Mozilla Public License Version 2.0.
This directory consists of two Python packages py/_pyodide and py/pyodide. The difference between these packages is when they are imported. They are both imported by core/pyodide as a part of setting up the Pyodide/javascript foreign function interface.
py/_pyodide is imported as the first step after initializing the CPython interpreter. py/_pyodide cannot have any import time dependencies other than the CPython stdlib.
py/pyodide is imported as the final step of core/pyodide. It has an import time
dependency on _pyodide_core which is a Python C extension assembled by
core/pyodide to serve the needs of py/pyodide.
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A Python package providing core interpreter functionality for Pyodide
We found that pyodide-py demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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