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Client Side Python Components #110
Description
Because of ReactPy's granular core abstractions it should be possible to run ReactPy client-side with Pyodide or PyScript. Using ReactPy instead of a solution that relies on a transpiler could have some advantages:
- Components can be run client-side or server-side without any changes
- No need to fiddle with weird bugs caused by back transpilation
ReactPy's client already uses React to render its JSON serializable VDOM into an actual view, so if the DOM representation were already client-side (as it would be with Pyodide) it should be trivial to send that representation to React directly rather than over a websocket.
Here is a functioning gist that uses ReactPy client-side via PyScript: https://gist.github.com/rmorshea/c888e6e34519edababf49351c63c335e
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rmorshea commentedon Apr 18, 2021
Looks like #245 has been fixed. Maybe we can try this out?
[-]Integrate iDOM with Pyodide[/-][+]Integrate IDOM with Pyodide[/+][-]Integrate IDOM with Pyodide[/-][+]Integrate ReactPy with Pyodide[/+][-]Integrate ReactPy with Pyodide[/-][+]Support client-side components (with Pyodide)[/+]rmorshea commentedon Jun 19, 2023
Apparently NextJS's router manages to switch between client/server components fluidly.
[-]Support client-side components (with Pyodide)[/-][+]Client Side Python Components[/+]