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virtualenv”…””}”(hhhhJubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhh?ubhŒ as explained in ”…””}”(hŒ as explained in ”hh?hhhNhNubh	Œ	reference”“”)”}”(hŒ}`Jamie Matthews very clear and brief introduction <https://www.dabapps.com/blog/introduction-to-pip-and-virtualenv-python/>`_”h]”hŒ0Jamie Matthews very clear and brief introduction”…””}”(hŒ0Jamie Matthews very clear and brief introduction”hh_ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”Œname”Œ0Jamie Matthews very clear and brief introduction”Œrefuri”ŒGhttps://www.dabapps.com/blog/introduction-to-pip-and-virtualenv-python/”uh*h]hh?ubh	Œtarget”“”)”}”(hŒJ <https://www.dabapps.com/blog/introduction-to-pip-and-virtualenv-python/>”h]”h}”(h ]”Œ0jamie-matthews-very-clear-and-brief-introduction”ah"]”h$]”Œ0jamie matthews very clear and brief introduction”ah&]”h(]”Œrefuri”hquh*hrŒ
referenced”Khh?ubhŒQ. Be sure to install virtualenv for the right Python version, by using the right ”…””}”(hŒQ. Be sure to install virtualenv for the right Python version, by using the right ”hh?hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*pip*”h]”hŒpip”…””}”(hhhh‡ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhh?ubhŒÆ. For each Transcrypt project (or group of projects using the same Transcrypt version) create an environment as described in the referenced introduction. To install Trancrypt into that environment, ”…””}”(hŒÆ. For each Transcrypt project (or group of projects using the same Transcrypt version) create an environment as described in the referenced introduction. To install Trancrypt into that environment, ”hh?hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ
*activate*”h]”hŒactivate”…””}”(hhhhšubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhh?ubhŒ8 the environment as also described there, and then type:”…””}”(hŒ8 the environment as also described there, and then type:”hh?hhhNhNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhh,hhubh>)”}”(hŒ*pip install transcrypt*”h]”hI)”}”(hhµh]”hŒpip install transcrypt”…””}”(hhhh·ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhh³ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK	hh,hhubh>)”}”(hŒ}from the command prompt. This is the recommended way to install Transcrypt. It is flexible and sets the proper access rights.”h]”hŒ}from the command prompt. This is the recommended way to install Transcrypt. It is flexible and sets the proper access rights.”…””}”(hhÌhhÊhhhNhNubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhh,hhubh>)”}”(hŒVAlternatively, for manual installation under Windows or Linux, follow the steps below:”h]”hŒVAlternatively, for manual installation under Windows or Linux, follow the steps below:”…””}”(hhÚhhØhhhNhNubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhh,hhubh	Œenumerated_list”“”)”}”(hhh]”(h	Œ	list_item”“”)”}”(hŒ;Download the Transcrypt zip and unpack it anywhere you like”h]”h>)”}”(hhïh]”hŒ;Download the Transcrypt zip and unpack it anywhere you like”…””}”(hhïhhñubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhhíubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhhèhhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒ=Add *../Transcrypt-<version>/transcrypt* to your system path
”h]”h>)”}”(hŒ<Add *../Transcrypt-<version>/transcrypt* to your system path”h]”(hŒAdd ”…””}”(hŒAdd ”hj  ubhI)”}”(hŒ$*../Transcrypt-<version>/transcrypt*”h]”hŒ"../Transcrypt-<version>/transcrypt”…””}”(hhhj  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj  ubhŒ to your system path”…””}”(hŒ to your system path”hj  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhj  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhhèhhhh+hNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”Œenumtype”Œarabic”Œprefix”hŒsuffix”Œ.”uh*hæhh,hhhh+hKubh>)”}”(hŒaTo enable minification, additionally the Java Runtime Environment 6 or later has to be installed.”h]”hŒaTo enable minification, additionally the Java Runtime Environment 6 or later has to be installed.”…””}”(hj=  hj;  hhhNhNubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhh,hhubh	Œnote”“”)”}”(hŒÝIf you install Transcrypt manually, Trancrypt is started by typing *run_transcrypt* rather than *transcrypt*. This allows a pip installed Transcrypt and a manually installed Transcrypt to be used side by side selectively.”h]”h>)”}”(hjM  h]”(hŒCIf you install Transcrypt manually, Trancrypt is started by typing ”…””}”(hŒCIf you install Transcrypt manually, Trancrypt is started by typing ”hjO  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*run_transcrypt*”h]”hŒrun_transcrypt”…””}”(hhhjW  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjO  ubhŒ rather than ”…””}”(hŒ rather than ”hjO  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*transcrypt*”h]”hŒ
transcrypt”…””}”(hhhjj  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjO  ubhŒq. This allows a pip installed Transcrypt and a manually installed Transcrypt to be used side by side selectively.”…””}”(hŒq. This allows a pip installed Transcrypt and a manually installed Transcrypt to be used side by side selectively.”hjO  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhjK  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*jI  hh,hhhh+hNubjJ  )”}”(hŒÎIf you also use Numscrypt under Linux or OSX, use the MiniConda installer rather than *virtualenv*, as described in the Numscrypt documentation, since it will allow you to obtain the right version of NumPy.”h]”h>)”}”(hj‹  h]”(hŒVIf you also use Numscrypt under Linux or OSX, use the MiniConda installer rather than ”…””}”(hŒVIf you also use Numscrypt under Linux or OSX, use the MiniConda installer rather than ”hj  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*virtualenv*”h]”hŒ
virtualenv”…””}”(hhhj•  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj  ubhŒl, as described in the Numscrypt documentation, since it will allow you to obtain the right version of NumPy.”…””}”(hŒl, as described in the Numscrypt documentation, since it will allow you to obtain the right version of NumPy.”hj  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhj‰  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*jI  hh,hhhh+hNubh>)”}”(hŒ†You can test your installation as follows (replacing *transcrypt* by *run_transcrypt* if you installed manually rather than with pip):”h]”(hŒ5You can test your installation as follows (replacing ”…””}”(hŒ5You can test your installation as follows (replacing ”hj´  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*transcrypt*”h]”hŒ
transcrypt”…””}”(hhhj½  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj´  ubhŒ by ”…””}”(hŒ by ”hj´  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*run_transcrypt*”h]”hŒrun_transcrypt”…””}”(hhhjÐ  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj´  ubhŒ1 if you installed manually rather than with pip):”…””}”(hŒ1 if you installed manually rather than with pip):”hj´  hhhNhNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhh,hhubhç)”}”(hhh]”(hì)”}”(hŒ[Go to directory *../Transcrypt-<version>/transcrypt/development/automated_tests/transcrypt*”h]”h>)”}”(hjî  h]”(hŒGo to directory ”…””}”(hŒGo to directory ”hjð  ubhI)”}”(hŒK*../Transcrypt-<version>/transcrypt/development/automated_tests/transcrypt*”h]”hŒI../Transcrypt-<version>/transcrypt/development/automated_tests/transcrypt”…””}”(hhhjø  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjð  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhjì  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhjé  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒöFrom the command prompt run *transcrypt -b -c -da autotest*. This will compile the autotests into a number of .js files and put them into the *__target__* subdirectory. Do NOT go to that directory (there's no need, stay where you went at point 4)”h]”h>)”}”(hj  h]”(hŒFrom the command prompt run ”…””}”(hŒFrom the command prompt run ”hj  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*transcrypt -b -c -da autotest*”h]”hŒtranscrypt -b -c -da autotest”…””}”(hhhj  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj  ubhŒS. This will compile the autotests into a number of .js files and put them into the ”…””}”(hŒS. This will compile the autotests into a number of .js files and put them into the ”hj  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*__target__*”h]”hŒ
__target__”…””}”(hhhj1  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj  ubhŒ^ subdirectory. Do NOT go to that directory (thereâ€™s no need, stay where you went at point 4)”…””}”(hŒ\ subdirectory. Do NOT go to that directory (there's no need, stay where you went at point 4)”hj  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhj  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhjé  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒ¯From the command prompt run *transcrypt -r -c autotest*. This will run the autotests with CPython creating file *autotest.html* that refers to the generated *autotest.js* file”h]”h>)”}”(hjR  h]”(hŒFrom the command prompt run ”…””}”(hŒFrom the command prompt run ”hjT  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*transcrypt -r -c autotest*”h]”hŒtranscrypt -r -c autotest”…””}”(hhhj\  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjT  ubhŒ9. This will run the autotests with CPython creating file ”…””}”(hŒ9. This will run the autotests with CPython creating file ”hjT  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*autotest.html*”h]”hŒautotest.html”…””}”(hhhjo  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjT  ubhŒ that refers to the generated ”…””}”(hŒ that refers to the generated ”hjT  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*autotest.js*”h]”hŒautotest.js”…””}”(hhhj‚  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjT  ubhŒ file”…””}”(hŒ file”hjT  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhjP  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhjé  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hXO  Start a http server from the command prompt by typing  *python -m http.server*, or, dependent on your installation *python3 -m http.server*. In the address bar of your browser, type *localhost:8000/animals.html*. This will load the autotest, run it and compare the output with what was generated by CPython. It should report no errors
”h]”h>)”}”(hXN  Start a http server from the command prompt by typing  *python -m http.server*, or, dependent on your installation *python3 -m http.server*. In the address bar of your browser, type *localhost:8000/animals.html*. This will load the autotest, run it and compare the output with what was generated by CPython. It should report no errors”h]”(hŒ7Start a http server from the command prompt by typing  ”…””}”(hŒ7Start a http server from the command prompt by typing  ”hj¥  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*python -m http.server*”h]”hŒpython -m http.server”…””}”(hhhj®  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj¥  ubhŒ%, or, dependent on your installation ”…””}”(hŒ%, or, dependent on your installation ”hj¥  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*python3 -m http.server*”h]”hŒpython3 -m http.server”…””}”(hhhjÁ  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj¥  ubhŒ+. In the address bar of your browser, type ”…””}”(hŒ+. In the address bar of your browser, type ”hj¥  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*localhost:8000/animals.html*”h]”hŒlocalhost:8000/animals.html”…””}”(hhhjÔ  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj¥  ubhŒ{. This will load the autotest, run it and compare the output with what was generated by CPython. It should report no errors”…””}”(hŒ{. This will load the autotest, run it and compare the output with what was generated by CPython. It should report no errors”hj¥  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhj¡  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhjé  hhhh+hNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”j6  j7  j8  hj9  j:  uh*hæhh,hhhh+hKubh>)”}”(hŒ'To experiment with Transcrypt yourself:”h]”hŒ'To experiment with Transcrypt yourself:”…””}”(hjû  hjù  hhhNhNubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKhh,hhubhç)”}”(hhh]”(hì)”}”(hŒ'Create a directory for your experiments”h]”h>)”}”(hj  h]”hŒ'Create a directory for your experiments”…””}”(hj  hj  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK!hj
  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhj  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒ0Make your own thing there, e.g. *experiment1.py*”h]”h>)”}”(hj#  h]”(hŒ Make your own thing there, e.g. ”…””}”(hŒ Make your own thing there, e.g. ”hj%  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*experiment1.py*”h]”hŒexperiment1.py”…””}”(hhhj-  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj%  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK"hj!  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhj  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒ(Compile with *transcrypt -b experiment1*”h]”h>)”}”(hjI  h]”(hŒCompile with ”…””}”(hŒCompile with ”hjK  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*transcrypt -b experiment1*”h]”hŒtranscrypt -b experiment1”…””}”(hhhjS  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjK  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK#hjG  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhj  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒ†Make an HTML page that will load your code in the browser. Use the HTML file generated by the autotest as an example of how to do that”h]”h>)”}”(hjo  h]”hŒ†Make an HTML page that will load your code in the browser. Use the HTML file generated by the autotest as an example of how to do that”…””}”(hjo  hjq  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK$hjm  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhj  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒALoad and run the HTML + JS in the same way as indicated earlier.
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”h]”h>)”}”(hX  The static checker doesn't find all errors it could. The static checks, performed by the PyFlakes package that's part of the distribution, are of a 'light' variety. Style checks and false positives are avoided. The accent is on finding undefined identifiers and unused variables.”h]”hX  The static checker doesnâ€™t find all errors it could. The static checks, performed by the PyFlakes package thatâ€™s part of the distribution, are of a â€˜lightâ€™ variety. Style checks and false positives are avoided. The accent is on finding undefined identifiers and unused variables.”…””}”(hjY  hjW  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK.hjS  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhjÁ  hhhh+hNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”j6  j7  j8  hj9  j:  uh*hæhj°  hhhh+hK,ubeh}”(h ]”Œ&installation-troubleshooting-checklist”ah"]”h$]”Œ&installation troubleshooting checklist”ah&]”h(]”uh*h
hh,hhhh+hK*ubeh}”(h ]”Œinstallation”ah"]”h$]”Œinstallation”ah&]”h(]”uh*h
hhhhhh+hKubh)”}”(hhh]”(h)”}”(hŒYour first Transcrypt program”h]”hŒYour first Transcrypt program”…””}”(hj†  hj„  hhhNhNubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hhj  hhhh+hK1ubh>)”}”(hX9  Open a command prompt in the *demos/hello* directory and type *transcrypt hello*.
Then start a http server from the command prompt by typing *python -m http.server* or *python3 -m http.server*, dependent on your installation and type *localhost:8000/hello* in the address bar to load the result into your browser.”h]”(hŒOpen a command prompt in the ”…””}”(hŒOpen a command prompt in the ”hj’  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*demos/hello*”h]”hŒdemos/hello”…””}”(hhhj›  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj’  ubhŒ directory and type ”…””}”(hŒ directory and type ”hj’  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*transcrypt hello*”h]”hŒtranscrypt hello”…””}”(hhhj®  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj’  ubhŒ=.
Then start a http server from the command prompt by typing ”…””}”(hŒ=.
Then start a http server from the command prompt by typing ”hj’  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*python -m http.server*”h]”hŒpython -m http.server”…””}”(hhhjÁ  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj’  ubhŒ or ”…””}”(hŒ or ”hj’  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*python3 -m http.server*”h]”hŒpython3 -m http.server”…””}”(hhhjÔ  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj’  ubhŒ*, dependent on your installation and type ”…””}”(hŒ*, dependent on your installation and type ”hj’  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*localhost:8000/hello*”h]”hŒlocalhost:8000/hello”…””}”(hhhjç  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj’  ubhŒ9 in the address bar to load the result into your browser.”…””}”(hŒ9 in the address bar to load the result into your browser.”hj’  hhhNhNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK3hj  hhubh>)”}”(hŒ¬After clicking on both buttons a few times, take a look at *hello.html*.
As you can see, eventhandlers are connected to the buttons exactly as you would do with JavaScript.”h]”(hŒ;After clicking on both buttons a few times, take a look at ”…””}”(hŒ;After clicking on both buttons a few times, take a look at ”hj   hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*hello.html*”h]”hŒ
hello.html”…””}”(hhhj	  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj   ubhŒe.
As you can see, eventhandlers are connected to the buttons exactly as you would do with JavaScript.”…””}”(hŒe.
As you can see, eventhandlers are connected to the buttons exactly as you would do with JavaScript.”hj   hhhNhNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK6hj  hhubh>)”}”(hŒ´Then look at *hello.py*.
Note that JavaScript functions like document.getElementById can be called from Python exactly as you would call them from JavaScript, but with Python data.”h]”(hŒThen look at ”…””}”(hŒThen look at ”hj"  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ
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Note that JavaScript functions like document.getElementById can be called from Python exactly as you would call them from JavaScript, but with Python data.”hj"  hhhNhNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK9hj  hhubh>)”}”(hXž  The minified JavaScript files *including the Transcrypt runtime* are only around 50kB. With non-trivial programs this overhead becomes negligible. Transcrypt applications in themselves don't need any external files. Of course you can use extensive JavaScript libraries served by content delivery networks as you normally would. But you can also make very compact stand alone applications. The most efficient thing to do is pack all functionality for a page in a single Transcrypt program. Note that the source can consist of many modules if needed and many callback entrypoints can be provided. But it is *one* stateful application, just like it would be on the desktop.”h]”(hŒThe minified JavaScript files ”…””}”(hŒThe minified JavaScript files ”hjD  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ"*including the Transcrypt runtime*”h]”hŒ including the Transcrypt runtime”…””}”(hhhjM  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjD  ubhX   are only around 50kB. With non-trivial programs this overhead becomes negligible. Transcrypt applications in themselves donâ€™t need any external files. Of course you can use extensive JavaScript libraries served by content delivery networks as you normally would. But you can also make very compact stand alone applications. The most efficient thing to do is pack all functionality for a page in a single Transcrypt program. Note that the source can consist of many modules if needed and many callback entrypoints can be provided. But it is ”…””}”(hX   are only around 50kB. With non-trivial programs this overhead becomes negligible. Transcrypt applications in themselves don't need any external files. Of course you can use extensive JavaScript libraries served by content delivery networks as you normally would. But you can also make very compact stand alone applications. The most efficient thing to do is pack all functionality for a page in a single Transcrypt program. Note that the source can consist of many modules if needed and many callback entrypoints can be provided. But it is ”hjD  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*one*”h]”hŒone”…””}”(hhhj`  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjD  ubhŒ< stateful application, just like it would be on the desktop.”…””}”(hŒ< stateful application, just like it would be on the desktop.”hjD  hhhNhNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hK<hj  hhubh	Œ	container”“”)”}”(hhh]”(h	Œcaption”“”)”}”(hŒJIn hello.html, Python handlers are attached directly to the onclick events”h]”hŒJIn hello.html, Python handlers are attached directly to the onclick events”…””}”(hj‚  hj€  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*j~  hh+hK>hj{  ubh	Œliteral_block”“”)”}”(hX]  <script type="module">import * as hello from './__target__/hello.js'; window.hello = hello;</script>
<h2>Hello demo</h2>

<p>
<div id = "greet">...</div>
<button onclick="hello.solarSystem.greet ()">Click me repeatedly!</button>

<p>
<div id = "explain">...</div>
<button onclick="hello.solarSystem.explain ()">And click me repeatedly too!</button>
”h]”hX]  <script type="module">import * as hello from './__target__/hello.js'; window.hello = hello;</script>
<h2>Hello demo</h2>

<p>
<div id = "greet">...</div>
<button onclick="hello.solarSystem.greet ()">Click me repeatedly!</button>

<p>
<div id = "explain">...</div>
<button onclick="hello.solarSystem.explain ()">And click me repeatedly too!</button>
”…””}”(hhhj  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”Œsource”ŒO/home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/demos/hello/hello.html”Œ	xml:space”Œpreserve”Œforce”‰Œhighlight_args”}”Œlinenostart”Ksuh*jŽ  hh+hK>hj{  ubeh}”(h ]”Œid1”ah"]”Œliteral-block-wrapper”ah$]”h&]”h(]”Œliteral_block”ˆuh*jy  hj  hhhhhNubjz  )”}”(hhh]”(j  )”}”(hŒrIn hello.py, JavaScript function document.getElementById is called directly from Python, using plain Python values”h]”hŒrIn hello.py, JavaScript function document.getElementById is called directly from Python, using plain Python values”…””}”(hj´  hj²  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*j~  hh+hKBhj¯  ubj  )”}”(hXz  from itertools import chain

class SolarSystem:
    planets = [list (chain (planet, (index + 1,))) for index, planet in enumerate ((
        ('Mercury', 'hot', 2240),
        ('Venus', 'sulphurous', 6052),
        ('Earth', 'fertile', 6378),
        ('Mars', 'reddish', 3397),
        ('Jupiter', 'stormy', 71492),
        ('Saturn', 'ringed', 60268),
        ('Uranus', 'cold', 25559),
        ('Neptune', 'very cold', 24766) 
    ))]
    
    lines = (
        '{} is a {} planet',
        'The radius of {} is {} km',
        '{} is planet nr. {} counting from the sun'
    )
    
    def __init__ (self):
        self.lineIndex = 0
    
    def greet (self):
        self.planet = self.planets [int (Math.random () * len (self.planets))]
        document.getElementById ('greet') .innerHTML = 'Hello {}'.format (self.planet [0])
        self.explain ()
        
    def explain (self):
        document.getElementById ('explain').innerHTML = (
            self.lines [self.lineIndex] .format (self.planet [0], self.planet [self.lineIndex + 1])
        )
        self.lineIndex = (self.lineIndex + 1) % 3
        
solarSystem = SolarSystem ()
”h]”hXz  from itertools import chain

class SolarSystem:
    planets = [list (chain (planet, (index + 1,))) for index, planet in enumerate ((
        ('Mercury', 'hot', 2240),
        ('Venus', 'sulphurous', 6052),
        ('Earth', 'fertile', 6378),
        ('Mars', 'reddish', 3397),
        ('Jupiter', 'stormy', 71492),
        ('Saturn', 'ringed', 60268),
        ('Uranus', 'cold', 25559),
        ('Neptune', 'very cold', 24766) 
    ))]
    
    lines = (
        '{} is a {} planet',
        'The radius of {} is {} km',
        '{} is planet nr. {} counting from the sun'
    )
    
    def __init__ (self):
        self.lineIndex = 0
    
    def greet (self):
        self.planet = self.planets [int (Math.random () * len (self.planets))]
        document.getElementById ('greet') .innerHTML = 'Hello {}'.format (self.planet [0])
        self.explain ()
        
    def explain (self):
        document.getElementById ('explain').innerHTML = (
            self.lines [self.lineIndex] .format (self.planet [0], self.planet [self.lineIndex + 1])
        )
        self.lineIndex = (self.lineIndex + 1) % 3
        
solarSystem = SolarSystem ()
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        self.argParser.add_argument ('-a', '--anno', help = "annotate target files that were compiled from Python with source file names and source line numbers", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-am', '--alimod', help = "use aliasing for module paths", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-b', '--build', help = "rebuild all target files from scratch", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-c', '--complex', help = "enable complex number support, locally requires operator overloading", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-d', '--docat', help = "enable __doc__ attributes. Apply sparsely, since it will make docstrings part of the generated code", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-da', '--dassert', help = "debug: activate assertions", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dc', '--dcheck', help = "debug: perform lightweight consistency check", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-de', '--dextex', help = "debug: show extended exception reports", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dl', '--dlog', help = "debug: log compiler messages to disk", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dm', '--dmap', help = "debug: dump human readable source map", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dn', '--dnostrip', help = "debug: no comment stripping of __core__ and __builtin__ in-line modules", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-ds', '--dstat', help = "debug: validate static typing using annotations", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dt', '--dtree', help = "debug: dump syntax tree", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-e', '--esv', nargs='?', help = "ecma script version of generated code, default = 6. The symbol __esv<versionnr>__ is added to the global symbol list, e.g. __esv7__.")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-ec', '--ecom', help = "enable executable comments, seen as comments by CPython but as executable statements by Transcrypt", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-f', '--fcall', help = "enable fastcall mechanism by default. You can also use __pragma__ ('fcal') and __pragma__ (\'nofcall\')", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-g', '--gen', help = "enable generators and iterators. Disadvised, since it will result in a function call for each loop iteration. Preferably use __pragma__ ('gen') and __pragma__ ('nogen')", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-i', '--iconv', help = "enable automatic conversion to iterable by default. Disadvised, since it will result in a type check for each for-loop. Preferably use __pragma__ ('iconv') and __pragma__ (\'noiconv\') to enable automatic conversion locally", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-jc', '--jscall', help = "enable native JavaScript calls for Python methods. This is fast, but doesn't support bound method assignment, decorators and non-instance methods. Preferably use __pragma__ ('jscall') and __pragma__ ('nojscall') to enable native JavaScript calls locally", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-jk', '--jskeys', help = "interpret {key: 'value'} as {'key': 'value'} and forbid {key (): 'value'}, as JavaScript does. Disadvised, since it's less flexible than the Python interpretation. Either follow Python semantics by using {'key': 'value'} explicitly if you want literal keys or use __pragma__ ('jskeys') and __pragma__ ('nojskeys') locally instead to make clear local deviation from Python semantics", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-jm', '--jsmod', help = "give %% and %%= JavaScript rather than Python behaviour. Disadvised, since it deviates from the mathematical 'modulo' operator. Either follow Python semantics or use __pragma__ ('jsmod') and __pragma__ ('nojsmod') locally instead to make clear local deviation.", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-k', '--kwargs', help = "enable keyword arguments by default. In general this is disadvised, use __pragma__ ('kwargs') and __pragma__('nokwargs') locally instead to prevent bloated code", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-kc', '--keycheck', help = "enable checking for existence of dictionary keys. In general this is disadvised, use __pragma__ ('keycheck') and __pragma__('nokeycheck') locally instead to prevent bloated code", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-l', '--license', help = "show license", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-m', '--map', help = "generate source map", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-n', '--nomin', help = "no minification", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-o', '--opov', help = "enable operator overloading by default. In general this is disadvised, use __pragma__ ('opov') and __pragma__('noopov') locally instead to prevent slow code", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-od', '--outdir', help = 'override output directory (default = __target__)')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-p', '--parent', nargs = '?', help = "object that will hold application, default is window. Use -p .none to generate orphan application, e.g. for use in node.js")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-r', '--run', help = "run source file rather than compiling it", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-s', '--symbols', nargs ='?', help = "names, joined by $, separately passed to main module in __symbols__ variable")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-sf', '--sform', help = "enable support for string formatting mini language", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-t', '--tconv', help = "enable automatic conversion to truth value by default. Disadvised, since it will result in a conversion for each boolean. Preferably use __pragma__ ('tconv') and __pragma__ (\'notconv\') to enable automatic conversion locally", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-u', '--unit', nargs='?', help = "compile to units rather than to monolithic application. Use -u .auto to autogenerate dynamically loadable native JavaScript modules, one per Python module. Use -u .run to generate the loader and the staticcally loadable runtime unit. Use -u .com to generate a statically loadable component unit.")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-v', '--verbose', help = "show all messages", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-x', '--x', help = "reserved for extended options")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-xr', '--xreex', help = "re-export all imported names", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-xg', '--xglobs', help = "allow use of the 'globals' function", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-xp', '--xpath', nargs = '?', help = "additional module search paths, joined by $, #'s will be replaced by spaces")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-xt', '--xtiny', help = "generate tiny version of runtime, a.o. lacking support for implicit and explicit operator overloading. Use only if generated code can be validated, since it will introduce semantic alterations in edge cases", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-*', '--star', help = "Like it? Grow it! Go to GitHub and then click [* Star]", action = 'store_true')
        
        self.projectOptions = self.argParser.parse_args () .__dict__
        self.__dict__.update (self.projectOptions)
        
        # Signal invalid switches
        
        def logAndExit (message):
            log (True, message)
            sys.exit (1)
        
        invalidCombi = 'Invalid combination of options'
        
        if not (self.license or self.star or self.source):
            logAndExit (self.argParser.format_usage () .capitalize ())
        elif self.map and self.unit:
            logAndExit ('{}: -m / --map and -u / --unit'.format (invalidCombi))   
        elif self.parent and self.unit == '.com':
            logAndExit ('{}: -p / --parent and -u / --unit .com'.format (invalidCombi))
        elif self.parent == '.export' and self.esv and int (self.esv) < 6:
            logAndExit ('{}: -p / --parent .export and -e / --esv < 6'.format (invalidCombi))        
        elif self.unit == '.auto' and self.esv and int (self.esv) < 6:
            logAndExit ('{}: -u / --unit .auto and -e / --esv < 6'.format (invalidCombi))
        
        # Set dependent switches
        
        # (for future use)
            
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        global extraLines
        extraLines = [
            # Make identifier __pragma__ known to static checker
            # It was only known in JavaScript from __core__.js, which the checker doesn't see
            # __ pragma__ ('<all>') in JavaScript requires it to remain a function, as it was in the core
            # It can't be skipped, since it has to precede __pragma__ ('skip'), to make the checker accept that
            'def __pragma__ (): pass',
        
            # Make __include__ known to the static checker
            '__pragma__ (\'skip\')',            
            '__new__ = __include__ = 0',    
            '__pragma__ (\'noskip\')',
            ''
        ] if commandArgs.dcheck else []
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    def parse (self):
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        self.argParser.add_argument ('source', nargs='?', help = ".py file containing source code of main module")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-a', '--anno', help = "annotate target files that were compiled from Python with source file names and source line numbers", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-am', '--alimod', help = "use aliasing for module paths", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-b', '--build', help = "rebuild all target files from scratch", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-c', '--complex', help = "enable complex number support, locally requires operator overloading", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-d', '--docat', help = "enable __doc__ attributes. Apply sparsely, since it will make docstrings part of the generated code", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-da', '--dassert', help = "debug: activate assertions", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dc', '--dcheck', help = "debug: perform lightweight consistency check", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-de', '--dextex', help = "debug: show extended exception reports", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dl', '--dlog', help = "debug: log compiler messages to disk", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dm', '--dmap', help = "debug: dump human readable source map", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dn', '--dnostrip', help = "debug: no comment stripping of __core__ and __builtin__ in-line modules", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-ds', '--dstat', help = "debug: validate static typing using annotations", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-dt', '--dtree', help = "debug: dump syntax tree", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-e', '--esv', nargs='?', help = "ecma script version of generated code, default = 6. The symbol __esv<versionnr>__ is added to the global symbol list, e.g. __esv7__.")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-ec', '--ecom', help = "enable executable comments, seen as comments by CPython but as executable statements by Transcrypt", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-f', '--fcall', help = "enable fastcall mechanism by default. You can also use __pragma__ ('fcal') and __pragma__ (\'nofcall\')", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-g', '--gen', help = "enable generators and iterators. Disadvised, since it will result in a function call for each loop iteration. Preferably use __pragma__ ('gen') and __pragma__ ('nogen')", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-i', '--iconv', help = "enable automatic conversion to iterable by default. Disadvised, since it will result in a type check for each for-loop. Preferably use __pragma__ ('iconv') and __pragma__ (\'noiconv\') to enable automatic conversion locally", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-jc', '--jscall', help = "enable native JavaScript calls for Python methods. This is fast, but doesn't support bound method assignment, decorators and non-instance methods. Preferably use __pragma__ ('jscall') and __pragma__ ('nojscall') to enable native JavaScript calls locally", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-jk', '--jskeys', help = "interpret {key: 'value'} as {'key': 'value'} and forbid {key (): 'value'}, as JavaScript does. Disadvised, since it's less flexible than the Python interpretation. Either follow Python semantics by using {'key': 'value'} explicitly if you want literal keys or use __pragma__ ('jskeys') and __pragma__ ('nojskeys') locally instead to make clear local deviation from Python semantics", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-jm', '--jsmod', help = "give %% and %%= JavaScript rather than Python behaviour. Disadvised, since it deviates from the mathematical 'modulo' operator. Either follow Python semantics or use __pragma__ ('jsmod') and __pragma__ ('nojsmod') locally instead to make clear local deviation.", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-k', '--kwargs', help = "enable keyword arguments by default. In general this is disadvised, use __pragma__ ('kwargs') and __pragma__('nokwargs') locally instead to prevent bloated code", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-kc', '--keycheck', help = "enable checking for existence of dictionary keys. In general this is disadvised, use __pragma__ ('keycheck') and __pragma__('nokeycheck') locally instead to prevent bloated code", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-l', '--license', help = "show license", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-m', '--map', help = "generate source map", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-n', '--nomin', help = "no minification", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-o', '--opov', help = "enable operator overloading by default. In general this is disadvised, use __pragma__ ('opov') and __pragma__('noopov') locally instead to prevent slow code", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-od', '--outdir', help = 'override output directory (default = __target__)')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-p', '--parent', nargs = '?', help = "object that will hold application, default is window. Use -p .none to generate orphan application, e.g. for use in node.js")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-r', '--run', help = "run source file rather than compiling it", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-s', '--symbols', nargs ='?', help = "names, joined by $, separately passed to main module in __symbols__ variable")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-sf', '--sform', help = "enable support for string formatting mini language", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-t', '--tconv', help = "enable automatic conversion to truth value by default. Disadvised, since it will result in a conversion for each boolean. Preferably use __pragma__ ('tconv') and __pragma__ (\'notconv\') to enable automatic conversion locally", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-u', '--unit', nargs='?', help = "compile to units rather than to monolithic application. Use -u .auto to autogenerate dynamically loadable native JavaScript modules, one per Python module. Use -u .run to generate the loader and the staticcally loadable runtime unit. Use -u .com to generate a statically loadable component unit.")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-v', '--verbose', help = "show all messages", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-x', '--x', help = "reserved for extended options")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-xr', '--xreex', help = "re-export all imported names", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-xg', '--xglobs', help = "allow use of the 'globals' function", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-xp', '--xpath', nargs = '?', help = "additional module search paths, joined by $, #'s will be replaced by spaces")
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-xt', '--xtiny', help = "generate tiny version of runtime, a.o. lacking support for implicit and explicit operator overloading. Use only if generated code can be validated, since it will introduce semantic alterations in edge cases", action = 'store_true')
        self.argParser.add_argument ('-*', '--star', help = "Like it? Grow it! Go to GitHub and then click [* Star]", action = 'store_true')
        
        self.projectOptions = self.argParser.parse_args () .__dict__
        self.__dict__.update (self.projectOptions)
        
        # Signal invalid switches
        
        def logAndExit (message):
            log (True, message)
            sys.exit (1)
        
        invalidCombi = 'Invalid combination of options'
        
        if not (self.license or self.star or self.source):
            logAndExit (self.argParser.format_usage () .capitalize ())
        elif self.map and self.unit:
            logAndExit ('{}: -m / --map and -u / --unit'.format (invalidCombi))   
        elif self.parent and self.unit == '.com':
            logAndExit ('{}: -p / --parent and -u / --unit .com'.format (invalidCombi))
        elif self.parent == '.export' and self.esv and int (self.esv) < 6:
            logAndExit ('{}: -p / --parent .export and -e / --esv < 6'.format (invalidCombi))        
        elif self.unit == '.auto' and self.esv and int (self.esv) < 6:
            logAndExit ('{}: -u / --unit .auto and -e / --esv < 6'.format (invalidCombi))
        
        # Set dependent switches
        
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        global extraLines
        extraLines = [
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            # It was only known in JavaScript from __core__.js, which the checker doesn't see
            # __ pragma__ ('<all>') in JavaScript requires it to remain a function, as it was in the core
            # It can't be skipped, since it has to precede __pragma__ ('skip'), to make the checker accept that
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            # Make __include__ known to the static checker
            '__pragma__ (\'skip\')',            
            '__new__ = __include__ = 0',    
            '__pragma__ (\'noskip\')',
            ''
        ] if commandArgs.dcheck else []
        global nrOfExtraLines
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This opens up the exploding world of node.js libraries from your favorite programming language.
In the ”…””}”(hŒ’ while writing your server code in Python.
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import time

http = require ('http')

class Demo:
    texts = (
        'Welcome to the world of node.js',
        'You can have your cake and eat it',
        'Use node\'s ecosystem while programming in Python',
        'Using node.js from Transcrypt is easy',
        'Take a Python ride into the node.js world'
    )

    def __init__ (self, port):
        print ('Demo server started on port', port)
        self.server = http.createServer (self.serve)
        self.server.listen (port)
        self.oldIndex = 0
        self.newIndex = 0
        self.count = 0
        
    def serve (self, request, response): 
        time.__adapt__ (request)
    
        response.writeHead (200)
        
        print ('Serving page', self.count)
        self.count += 1
        
        while self.newIndex == self.oldIndex:
            self.newIndex = int (Math.random () * len (self.texts))
        self.oldIndex = self.newIndex
        
        response.end ('<h1>{}</h1><h1>{}</h1>'.format (
            self.texts [self.newIndex], time.localtime ()
        ))

demo = Demo (process.argv [2])  #This is where node puts its command line params
”h]”hX¨  # Compile with p. command line switch (see docs).

import time

http = require ('http')

class Demo:
    texts = (
        'Welcome to the world of node.js',
        'You can have your cake and eat it',
        'Use node\'s ecosystem while programming in Python',
        'Using node.js from Transcrypt is easy',
        'Take a Python ride into the node.js world'
    )

    def __init__ (self, port):
        print ('Demo server started on port', port)
        self.server = http.createServer (self.serve)
        self.server.listen (port)
        self.oldIndex = 0
        self.newIndex = 0
        self.count = 0
        
    def serve (self, request, response): 
        time.__adapt__ (request)
    
        response.writeHead (200)
        
        print ('Serving page', self.count)
        self.count += 1
        
        while self.newIndex == self.oldIndex:
            self.newIndex = int (Math.random () * len (self.texts))
        self.oldIndex = self.newIndex
        
        response.end ('<h1>{}</h1><h1>{}</h1>'.format (
            self.texts [self.newIndex], time.localtime ()
        ))

demo = Demo (process.argv [2])  #This is where node puts its command line params
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 directory”hj~  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKjhjz  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhj:  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒxCompile the demo with *transcrypt -b -p .none nodejs_demo*, to generate an orphan module rather than a child of *window*”h]”h>)”}”(hj§  h]”(hŒCompile the demo with ”…””}”(hŒCompile the demo with ”hj©  ubhI)”}”(hŒ$*transcrypt -b -p .none nodejs_demo*”h]”hŒ"transcrypt -b -p .none nodejs_demo”…””}”(hhhj±  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj©  ubhŒ6, to generate an orphan module rather than a child of ”…””}”(hŒ6, to generate an orphan module rather than a child of ”hj©  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*window*”h]”hŒwindow”…””}”(hhhjÄ  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhj©  ubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKkhj¥  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhj:  hhhh+hNubhì)”}”(hŒ-Go to *demo/nodejs_demo/__target__* directory”h]”h>)”}”(hjà  h]”(hŒGo to ”…””}”(hŒGo to ”hjâ  ubhI)”}”(hŒ*demo/nodejs_demo/__target__*”h]”hŒdemo/nodejs_demo/__target__”…””}”(hhhjê  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjâ  ubhŒ
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”h]”h>)”}”(hŒ[Repeatedly reload the page to see the text change (Google Chrome may actually reload twice)”h]”hŒ[Repeatedly reload the page to see the text change (Google Chrome may actually reload twice)”…””}”(hj[  hjY  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKohjU  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hëhj:  hhhh+hNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”Œbullet”Œ-”uh*j8  hh+hKhhjº  hhubeh}”(h ]”Œcompiling-for-node-js”ah"]”h$]”Œcompiling for node.js”ah&]”h(]”uh*h
hhhhhh+hK\ubh)”}”(hhh]”(h)”}”(hŒ*Using sourcemaps and annotated target code”h]”hŒ*Using sourcemaps and annotated target code”…””}”(hj‚  hj€  hhhNhNubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hhj}  hhhh+hKrubh)”}”(hhh]”(h)”}”(hŒ
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Sourcemaps”…””}”(hj“  hj‘  hhhNhNubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hhjŽ  hhhh+hKuubh>)”}”(hX[  Sourcemaps enable debugging from the original Python source code rather then from the generated JavaScript. Transcrypt supports the use of single- and multi-level sourcemaps, using the *-m* switch. This means that you can source-level debug both non-minified and minified JavaScript target code. Sourcemaps are routinely tested for Google Chrome only, both under Windows and Linux, but they also have been observed to work for Firefox. Combined with the high readability of the JavaScript code generated by Transcrypt, this enables efficient debugging for real-world projects consisting of many modules.”h]”(hŒ¹Sourcemaps enable debugging from the original Python source code rather then from the generated JavaScript. Transcrypt supports the use of single- and multi-level sourcemaps, using the ”…””}”(hŒ¹Sourcemaps enable debugging from the original Python source code rather then from the generated JavaScript. Transcrypt supports the use of single- and multi-level sourcemaps, using the ”hjŸ  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*-m*”h]”hŒ-m”…””}”(hhhj¨  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjŸ  ubhXž   switch. This means that you can source-level debug both non-minified and minified JavaScript target code. Sourcemaps are routinely tested for Google Chrome only, both under Windows and Linux, but they also have been observed to work for Firefox. Combined with the high readability of the JavaScript code generated by Transcrypt, this enables efficient debugging for real-world projects consisting of many modules.”…””}”(hXž   switch. This means that you can source-level debug both non-minified and minified JavaScript target code. Sourcemaps are routinely tested for Google Chrome only, both under Windows and Linux, but they also have been observed to work for Firefox. Combined with the high readability of the JavaScript code generated by Transcrypt, this enables efficient debugging for real-world projects consisting of many modules.”hjŸ  hhhNhNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKvhjŽ  hhubeh}”(h ]”Œ
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sourcemaps”ah&]”h(]”uh*h
hj}  hhhh+hKuubh)”}”(hhh]”(h)”}”(hŒAnnotated target code”h]”hŒAnnotated target code”…””}”(hjÎ  hjÌ  hhhNhNubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hhjÉ  hhhh+hKyubh>)”}”(hXK  In addition to generating sourcemaps, you can use the *-a* switch to annotate non-minified JavaScript files with comments, referring to the original Python file names and line numbers. So even if your browser doesn't support sourcemaps, it's easy to find back the original Python source code location from any JavaScript statement.”h]”(hŒ6In addition to generating sourcemaps, you can use the ”…””}”(hŒ6In addition to generating sourcemaps, you can use the ”hjÚ  hhhNhNubhI)”}”(hŒ*-a*”h]”•æx      hŒ-a”…””}”(hhhjã  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*hHhjÚ  ubhX   switch to annotate non-minified JavaScript files with comments, referring to the original Python file names and line numbers. So even if your browser doesnâ€™t support sourcemaps, itâ€™s easy to find back the original Python source code location from any JavaScript statement.”…””}”(hX   switch to annotate non-minified JavaScript files with comments, referring to the original Python file names and line numbers. So even if your browser doesn't support sourcemaps, it's easy to find back the original Python source code location from any JavaScript statement.”hjÚ  hhhNhNubeh}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*h=hh+hKzhjÉ  hhubjz  )”}”(hhh]”(j  )”}”(hŒ"Annotated target code for hello.py”h]”hŒ"Annotated target code for hello.py”…””}”(hj	  hjÿ  ubah}”(h ]”h"]”h$]”h&]”h(]”uh*j~  hh+hK|hjü  ubj  )”}”(hXU
  // ============ Source: D:/activ_tosh/geatec/transcrypt/transcrypt/demos/hello/hello.py ============

/* 000001 */    (function () {
/* 000001 */        var chain = __init__ (__world__.itertools).chain;
/* 000003 */        var SolarSystem = __class__ ('SolarSystem', [object], {
/* 000021 */            get __init__ () {return __get__ (this, function (self) {
/* 000022 */                self.lineIndex = 0;
/* 000022 */            });},
/* 000024 */            get greet () {return __get__ (this, function (self) {
/* 000025 */                self.planet = self.planets [int (Math.random () * len (self.planets))];
/* 000026 */                document.getElementById ('greet').innerHTML = 'Hello {}'.format (self.planet [0]);
/* 000027 */                self.explain ();
/* 000027 */            });},
/* 000029 */            get explain () {return __get__ (this, function (self) {
/* 000031 */                document.getElementById ('explain').innerHTML = self.lines [self.lineIndex].format (self.planet [0], self.planet [self.lineIndex + 1]);
/* 000033 */                self.lineIndex = (self.lineIndex + 1) % 3;
/* 000033 */            });}
/* 000033 */        });
/* 000004 */        SolarSystem.planets = function () {
/* 000004 */            var __accu0__ = [];
/* 000004 */            var __iter0__ = enumerate (tuple ([tuple (['Mercury', 'hot', 2240]), tuple (['Venus', 'sulphurous', 6052]), tuple (['Earth', 'fertile', 6378]), tuple (['Mars', 'reddish', 3397]), tuple (['Jupiter', 'stormy', 71492]), tuple (['Saturn', 'ringed', 60268]), tuple (['Uranus', 'cold', 25559]), tuple (['Neptune', 'very cold', 24766])]));
/* 000004 */            for (var __index0__ = 0; __index0__ < __iter0__.length; __index0__++) {
/* 000012 */                var __left0__ = __iter0__ [__index0__];
/* 000012 */                var index = __left0__ [0];
/* 000012 */                var planet = __left0__ [1];
/* 000004 */                __accu0__.append (chain (planet, tuple ([index + 1])));
/* 000004 */            }
/* 000004 */            return __accu0__;
/* 000004 */        } ();
/* 000015 */        SolarSystem.lines = tuple (['{} is a {} planet', 'The radius of {} is {} km', '{} is planet nr. {} counting from the sun']);
/* 000035 */        var solarSystem = SolarSystem ();
/* 000035 */        __pragma__ ('<use>' +
/* 000035 */            'itertools' +
/* 000035 */        '</use>')
/* 000035 */        __pragma__ ('<all>')
/* 000035 */            __all__.SolarSystem = SolarSystem;
/* 000035 */            __all__.solarSystem = solarSystem;
/* 000035 */        __pragma__ ('</all>')
/* 000035 */    }) ();
/* 000035 */    return __all__;
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  // ============ Source: D:/activ_tosh/geatec/transcrypt/transcrypt/demos/hello/hello.py ============

/* 000001 */    (function () {
/* 000001 */        var chain = __init__ (__world__.itertools).chain;
/* 000003 */        var SolarSystem = __class__ ('SolarSystem', [object], {
/* 000021 */            get __init__ () {return __get__ (this, function (self) {
/* 000022 */                self.lineIndex = 0;
/* 000022 */            });},
/* 000024 */            get greet () {return __get__ (this, function (self) {
/* 000025 */                self.planet = self.planets [int (Math.random () * len (self.planets))];
/* 000026 */                document.getElementById ('greet').innerHTML = 'Hello {}'.format (self.planet [0]);
/* 000027 */                self.explain ();
/* 000027 */            });},
/* 000029 */            get explain () {return __get__ (this, function (self) {
/* 000031 */                document.getElementById ('explain').innerHTML = self.lines [self.lineIndex].format (self.planet [0], self.planet [self.lineIndex + 1]);
/* 000033 */                self.lineIndex = (self.lineIndex + 1) % 3;
/* 000033 */            });}
/* 000033 */        });
/* 000004 */        SolarSystem.planets = function () {
/* 000004 */            var __accu0__ = [];
/* 000004 */            var __iter0__ = enumerate (tuple ([tuple (['Mercury', 'hot', 2240]), tuple (['Venus', 'sulphurous', 6052]), tuple (['Earth', 'fertile', 6378]), tuple (['Mars', 'reddish', 3397]), tuple (['Jupiter', 'stormy', 71492]), tuple (['Saturn', 'ringed', 60268]), tuple (['Uranus', 'cold', 25559]), tuple (['Neptune', 'very cold', 24766])]));
/* 000004 */            for (var __index0__ = 0; __index0__ < __iter0__.length; __index0__++) {
/* 000012 */                var __left0__ = __iter0__ [__index0__];
/* 000012 */                var index = __left0__ [0];
/* 000012 */                var planet = __left0__ [1];
/* 000004 */                __accu0__.append (chain (planet, tuple ([index + 1])));
/* 000004 */            }
/* 000004 */            return __accu0__;
/* 000004 */        } ();
/* 000015 */        SolarSystem.lines = tuple (['{} is a {} planet', 'The radius of {} is {} km', '{} is planet nr. {} counting from the sun']);
/* 000035 */        var solarSystem = SolarSystem ();
/* 000035 */        __pragma__ ('<use>' +
/* 000035 */            'itertools' +
/* 000035 */        '</use>')
/* 000035 */        __pragma__ ('<all>')
/* 000035 */            __all__.SolarSystem = SolarSystem;
/* 000035 */            __all__.solarSystem = solarSystem;
/* 000035 */        __pragma__ ('</all>')
/* 000035 */    }) ();
/* 000035 */    return __all__;
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from typing import Iterator #, List, Dict, ClassVar

import mod1
import mod2

testVar: int = 3.5

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    a, b = 0, 1
    while a < n:
        # yield a
        a, b = b, a + b
        
    return 3
        
def add (a: int, b: int) -> None:
    return a + b
    
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    def __init__ (self) -> None:
        pass
    
    def test (self) -> None:
        return 'test'
        
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__pragma__ ('ifdef', '__undefined__')   # Needed because Transcrypt imports are compile time
if '__undefined__' in __symbols__:      # Needed because CPython doesn't understand pragmas

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    aList: List [int] = []

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    class aClass:
        aClassVar: ClassVar [Dict [str, int]] = {}
        
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    aClass.aClassVar = {'aString', 3.14}

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from typing import Iterator #, List, Dict, ClassVar

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testVar: int = 3.5

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    a, b = 0, 1
    while a < n:
        # yield a
        a, b = b, a + b
        
    return 3
        
def add (a: int, b: int) -> None:
    return a + b
    
class A:
    def __init__ (self) -> None:
        pass
    
    def test (self) -> None:
        return 'test'
        
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    aString: str    # Note: no initial value!

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        aClassVar: ClassVar [Dict [str, int]] = {}
        
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    aString = 1000
    aClass.aClassVar = {'aString', 3.14}

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Performing static type validation on application: //home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/modules/org/transcrypt/__runtime__.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    Success: no issues found in 1 source file
    

Performing lightweight consistency check on module: //home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/modules/org/transcrypt/__runtime__.py
    Line 24: undefined name 'Error'
    Line 25: undefined name 'Error'
    Line 169: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)
    Line 178: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)
    Line 195: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)
    Line 204: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)
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    Line 225: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)

Saving target code in: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/__target__/org.transcrypt.__runtime__.js
Performing static type validation on application: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod2/__init__.py:2: error: Incompatible return value type (got "int", expected "str")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py:3: error: Incompatible types in assignment (expression has type "float", variable has type "int")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py:4: error: Incompatible return value type (got "str", expected "int")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py:8: error: Incompatible types in assignment (expression has type "float", variable has type "int")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py:16: error: Incompatible return value type (got "int", expected "Iterator[int]")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py:19: error: No return value expected
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py:26: error: No return value expected
    Found 7 errors in 3 files (checked 1 source file)
    

Performing lightweight consistency check on module: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py
    Line 5: 'mod1' imported but unused
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Performing static type validation on application: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod2/__init__.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod2/__init__.py:2: error: Incompatible return value type (got "int", expected "str")
    Found 1 error in 1 file (checked 1 source file)
    

Saving target code in: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/__target__/mod2.js
Performing static type validation on application: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py:3: error: Incompatible types in assignment (expression has type "float", variable has type "int")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py:4: error: Incompatible return value type (got "str", expected "int")
    Found 2 errors in 1 file (checked 1 source file)
    

Performing lightweight consistency check on module: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py
    Line 3: local variable 'a' is assigned to but never used

Saving target code in: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/__target__/mod1.js
Performing static type validation on application: //home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/modules/typing/__init__.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    Success: no issues found in 1 source file
    

Saving target code in: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/__target__/typing.js
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Performing static type validation on application: //home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/modules/org/transcrypt/__runtime__.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    Success: no issues found in 1 source file
    

Performing lightweight consistency check on module: //home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/modules/org/transcrypt/__runtime__.py
    Line 24: undefined name 'Error'
    Line 25: undefined name 'Error'
    Line 169: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)
    Line 178: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)
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    Line 204: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)
    Line 219: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)
    Line 225: use ==/!= to compare constant literals (str, bytes, int, float, tuple)

Saving target code in: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/__target__/org.transcrypt.__runtime__.js
Performing static type validation on application: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod2/__init__.py:2: error: Incompatible return value type (got "int", expected "str")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py:3: error: Incompatible types in assignment (expression has type "float", variable has type "int")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py:4: error: Incompatible return value type (got "str", expected "int")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py:8: error: Incompatible types in assignment (expression has type "float", variable has type "int")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py:16: error: Incompatible return value type (got "int", expected "Iterator[int]")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py:19: error: No return value expected
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py:26: error: No return value expected
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Performing lightweight consistency check on module: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/static_types.py
    Line 5: 'mod1' imported but unused
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Performing static type validation on application: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod2/__init__.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod2/__init__.py:2: error: Incompatible return value type (got "int", expected "str")
    Found 1 error in 1 file (checked 1 source file)
    

Saving target code in: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/__target__/mod2.js
Performing static type validation on application: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py:3: error: Incompatible types in assignment (expression has type "float", variable has type "int")
    /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py:4: error: Incompatible return value type (got "str", expected "int")
    Found 2 errors in 1 file (checked 1 source file)
    

Performing lightweight consistency check on module: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/mod1.py
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Saving target code in: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/__target__/mod1.js
Performing static type validation on application: //home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/modules/typing/__init__.py
The following inconsistencies were found:
    Success: no issues found in 1 source file
    

Saving target code in: /home/jac/active/geatec/transcrypt/Transcrypt/transcrypt/development/manual_tests/static_types/__target__/typing.js
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