7HR4IZ3 / js_bridge

Javascript bridge for bridge io conatining Node Client, Server and Browser Client and Server

JS Bridge

Javascript bridge for bridge io containing Node Client, Server and Browser Client and Server

Note: Since javascript dosen't support blocking, await must be used when calling functions that return a value or when getting attributes

To pass keyword arguments add '$' to the end of the attribute or function name then pass in a dict/object as the last argument

You can also prefix functions with '$' to run that function in a thread.

Demo

const { python } = require("js_bridge");
const py = python();

let str = await py.str;
let word = await str("Hello World");
py.print(str); // Dosen't return a value so no need to await

Bottle Js

Bottle/ Flask app created using js_bridge and py_bridge

const { python } = require("js_bridge");
const py = python();

async function bottleTest() {
    let bottle = await py.import("bottle");

    let app = await bottle.Bottle();

    await app.route("/<name>", "GET", async (name) => {
        let url = await bottle.request.path
        return `Hello from ${name} at: ${url}`
    })

    await app.$run$({ host: "localhost", port: 8081 })
}

async function flaskTest() {
    let Flask = await py.import("flask:Flask"); // same as { Flask } = await py.import('flask'); This dosen't work tho..

    let app = await Flask("JsApp");

    app.add_url_rule$("/", { methods: ["GET"],
        endpoint: "index",
        view_func: async function() {
            return `Hello world.`
        }
    })

    app.add_url_rule$("/<name>", { methods: ["GET"],
        endpoint: "name",
        view_func: async function(name) {
            return `Hello ${name}.`
        }
    })

    app.$run$({ host: "localhost", port: 8081 });
}
// bottleTest()
// flaskText()