Under most circumstances, simply calling the open () function from this module will do the right thing. The webbrowser module provides a high-level interface to allow displaying Web-based documents to users. Source code: Lib/webbrowser.py. Convenient Web-browser controller.
There's a lot being done on it, but it's already being used and probably should be mentioned here.This topic covers ways in which python can be used in web browsers to control, create or manipulate the content within a user's web browser, or a web-based technology (such as WebKit, the technology behind Safari, Midori, the OLPC Browser, Adobe AIR, Google Chrome and much more XULrunner (the engine behind Firefox and much more) MSHTML (the engine behind IE and much more) and KDE's KHTMLPart.To clarify what type of technology goes onto this page, some examples of types of technology that can and cannot be added to this section:Specifically excluded from the list is technology that simply generates static HTML content. The HTML client can also interact with JavaScript and DOM, though this feature isn't quite merged yet. Controlling a web browser from a program.ActiveScripting ( PythonScript), included in PyWin32Gestalt (who mix Python, Ruby & JavaScript, via Silverlight)TODO: Add mention of IPython Notebook which can be run remotely, easily on AWS, and used within your browser. Machine Learning Ethical Hacking General Python Tutorials Web Scraping Computer Vision Python Standard Library.
So, although the input to Pyjamas is part Python, part JavaScript, the output is pure JavaScript that runs in a web browser, and so any such "mixed" language libraries should be included on this page.These are tools that convert Python into JavaScript, that can then be run either stand-alone, using technology such as Spidermonkey, Google's V8 engine (for example, using pyv8), or in a web browser (where, in order to be useful, the applications must of course interface with the DOM model of the browser, typically using an AJAX library).The translation from Python to Javascript can be done by a Python programPyjaco, the Python-to-Javascript Compiler is a python-based compiler that will compile most python code into fairly compact javascript. In exactly the same way that most web browsers have JavaScript by default as a language that can directly access the DOM model of the web browser, a plugin or other system that can do the same thing (with Python using instead of JavaScript using ) should be listed on this page.Python-based technology that auto-generates or compiles JavaScript definitely counts, as the resultant JavaScript would be executed by the web browser.Technology that simply uses JavaScript or depends on JavaScript libraries (such as mochikit, extjs or prototype) does not count, but a Python-based wrapper library around a JavaScript engine definitely counts.This latter example requires some further explanation: Pyjamas, for example, is a Python-to- JavaScript compiler that can include inline JavaScript. Such technologies can instead be found at WebClientProgramming.Plugins for Web Browsers that provide direct access to the DOM model of the web browser.
Native JavaScript code can be inserted anywhere in the Python source. Documentation with extensive examples using a diversity of JavaScript libraries. Possibility to embed JSX into the sourcecode for use with React. Optional static typechecking and linting included. You can debug your application from the Python sourcecode, even it it's minified. Load and execution speed the same as JavaScript.
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This section describes projects where a Python interpreter itself has been embedded into the web browser. The demo includes a Python interpreter prompt, which is actually running in the user's web browser, not on a server, as pure JavaScript.Brython is a Python 3 implementation that runs in a browser, providing. Transcrypt can be pip-installed from PyPi.Or by a Javascript program, with the Python code translated and run on the fly by the web browserSkulpt is a Python-to- JavaScript compiler that is focussing on providing (only) full Python syntax. Many demo's are part of the distribution, including an iOS web app.
It includes web browser "engines" that have Python interfaces to access, control and present web pages and web-relevant rich media content (such as Adobe Flash).CefPython provides python bindings for the Google Chrome browser by using Chromium Embedded Framework, a web browser control based on the Chromium project.PythonWebKit - PythonWebKit is a Python wrapper around Webkit that provides direct access to the DOM model. Effectively, where browsers have built-in support for lang="javascript", PyXPComExt adds . to Firefox.AppCelerator's Titanium provides support for . , using IronPython and Silverlight.Ironpython by itself also provides support for . .Firebreath is an NPAPI plugin that extends access to the full features of DOM programming out to other programming languages, including python.Python Wrappers around Web "Libraries" and Browser TechnologyThis section describes projects where you can (or have to) create your own web browser application in Python. The API is (almost) identical to that of JavaScript. PyXPCOMExt is the interpreter as a XULRunner extension PyDOM is a library that will almost certainly be needed, that allows you to manipulate the browser's DOM model using Python.
An extremely limited subset of bindings to the DOM model have been added to PyWebkitQt4, along with the means to execute JavaScript code snippets. However, a patch to webkit and a corresponding patch to PyWebKitGtk will soon bring DOM model manipulation to python: see PyjamasDesktop for details.PyWebkitQt4 is a python wrapper again around Webkit but this time as a Qt4 widget. The standard version of PyWebKitGtk is unable to provide access to the DOM model, treating pywebkit as a hands-off widget that can be used to write your own Web Browser (see demobrowser.py). Unlike the patched version of PyWebKitGtk, PythonWebKit does not go via gobject to access DOM functions but instead calls the Webkit DOM functions direct.PyWebKitGtk - PyWebkitGtk is a Python wrapper around Webkit that embeds the Webkit "engine" as a GTK widget.
To say the least, and PyKHTML - PyKHTML makes them much more tolerable (see dom.py). The Python bindings to the DOM model are slightly. This allows you to embed HTML into an application window. PyWebkitQt4 is best avoided for significant DOM manipulation, or is best treated as nothing more than a means to display HTML (and other web-based media such as Flash and Java applications).PyKDE - KDE contains Python bindings to KHTMLPart (which is very similar to Webkit).
MacOS X's Objective-C technology comes with automatic bindings to all major programming languages, including Python (using pyobjc). Webkit itself has Objective-C bindings, on MacOS X. To avoid those limitations you should ensure that the entire KDE platform is compiled with C++ RTTI enabled (it is typically disabled by most distributions, by default).WebKit with the Objective-C bindings (MacOS X users only).
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