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pythonlang

v1.0.4

Published

Python built-ins in Javascript.

Downloads

7

Readme

pythonlang

Description

pythonlang's intention is to import all Python 3 Built-In Functions to Javascript, while keeping the performance hit to a minimum.

Motivation

  1. Javascript is rife with facepalm inducing quirks and unexpected behaviors
  2. Python is fun; Its built-ins are reliable, simple and consistent
  3. Therefore, translating Python's built-ins into JS will reduce the amount of facepalms and make things better overall

Rigorousness

Progress (July 26 2019)

| Built-in | Tests written | % Tests passing | Status | |:--------:|:-------------:|:---------------:|:------------------------:| | int | 603 | 100% | Stable ✅ | | bool | 5 | 60% | Lacking features, stable | | abs | 8 | 100% | Lacking features, stable | | any | 1 | 100% | Lacking features, stable | ... > 60 untouched

Known Issues

  • Strict equality doesn't work yet, eg:
    int(3) == 3
    >>> true
      
    int(3) === 3
    >>> false
  • No bundling tools

FAQ

Q: Are you really going to implement all 69 built-ins? A: Probably not. Some of them can't be implemented anyway (like classmethod), and some of them are rarely used and are too complex to justify including them (like memoryview)

Contact and Contributing

PM me at [email protected] if you have any questions, ideas as to what behaviors you would like to see, etc. You're welcome to submit PRs at https://github.com/giladbarnea/pythonlang.