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pyecharts.js

v1.4.27

Published

Draw echarts using python language in modern browsers

Downloads

14

Readme

pyecharts.js

npm version

pyecharts.js is a Brython port of pyecharts to generate echarts directly in modern browsers.

It is a fun project to play with Brython, which let you run pure python code in browsers.

Installation

npm install --save pyecharts

Demo

  1. Visit https://chfw.github.io/pyecharts/
  2. Paste your sample codes into the editor or write your own code from scratch
  3. Press 'Run'

Offline demo

  1. Clone it
  2. Run a static http server
  3. Open a browser and visit http://localhost:8000

Here are all the commands:

$ git clone https://github.com/chfw/pyecharts/
$ cd pyecharts
$ python -m http.server # python 2, please use python -m SimpleHTTPServer

Then you can do paste and run.

Development

You will need python 3 for development and can develop it like any other python packages. Once you are happy with your changes, here is the command for packaging:

make

The hard work is to find out the relevant dependency for packaging and list them in bp-requirements.txt. The current practices is trial the demo in your browser and see which standard module are missing. Place its name in bp-requirements.txt. Repeat it until you get zero import errors.

Baselines

  1. pyecharts v0.2.6
  2. Brython 3.3.2

License

pyecharts.js will be released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.