You can also do this in Nim, which basically means you can write any program you could in Python with libraries in Nim. https://github.com/yglukhov/nimpy
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#12So you can now shoot yourself in the foot with both Python and JavaScript package management?
The package targets deno. It can be imported directly without using any package manager.
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#13So you can now shoot yourself in the foot with both Python and JavaScript package management?
maybe they will cancel each other ?
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#14It would be magical if we also got typescript type hints too.
That sounds like a completely different beast of a tool
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#16Is there an equivalent for Node? I'm glad I haven't needed it since, but I couldn't find anything nearly so seamless when I last looked.
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#17So you can now shoot yourself in the foot with both Python and JavaScript package management?
maybe they will cancel each other ?
Hah, we wish. In practice what will happen is we'll get the black hole spacetime disruption due to NPM package weight combined with dependency hell from pip
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#18This is awesome and the right level of cursed!
Reminds me of PythonMonkey, which provides really high level bindings to SpiderMonkey in Python. It ships as both a pip package and a standalone js runtime, the latter of which is very similar to this project!
https://github.com/Distributive-Network/PythonMonkey#pythonm...
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#19The organization name "denosaurs" very roughly works for a combination of deno and python too: snakes fall into the clade of Lepidosaurs. Dinos are Archosaurs.
I wonder if there's another programming language featuring a reptile. What's this "Lizard" language Duckduckgo's telling me about?
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#20So you can now shoot yourself in the foot with both Python and JavaScript package management?
Deno fixed the mess of JavaScript package management... But even NPM is light years ahead of Python. I have no idea why you'd want to inflict that on yourself once you've escaped it. I guess the only reason is there's some Python package that you have no option but to use.