Ever wanted to quickly share and run Python code via a URL? Well, now you can!
PySnippets is JSFiddle or CodePen but for Python in the browser (via PyScript).
It's a static website. All the logic runs in the browser. No back-end or cloud storage is used - instead, code is URL encoded. Share the URL, your code is in there already, and the static target re-hydrates it then runs it. Yeah, yeah, "snippets" because this is for small scripts. ;-)
This is a goofy "fun" project just to see how quickly something like this could be created. The initial version took just 3 hours to build. Here's a sample (SNAKE game) project: https://is.gd/q3209l (click through to see how its done.)
Feedback welcome..! Thank you!
russfink · 7h ago
Can it do live sharing?
ntoll · 6h ago
You mean, collaborative coding a la Google docs?
Nope. :-)
There is no back-end through which one could coordinate such things. It's all done in-browser.
PySnippets is JSFiddle or CodePen but for Python in the browser (via PyScript).
It's a static website. All the logic runs in the browser. No back-end or cloud storage is used - instead, code is URL encoded. Share the URL, your code is in there already, and the static target re-hydrates it then runs it. Yeah, yeah, "snippets" because this is for small scripts. ;-)
This is a goofy "fun" project just to see how quickly something like this could be created. The initial version took just 3 hours to build. Here's a sample (SNAKE game) project: https://is.gd/q3209l (click through to see how its done.)
Feedback welcome..! Thank you!
Nope. :-)
There is no back-end through which one could coordinate such things. It's all done in-browser.