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title: Pyscript |
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emoji: 👀 |
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colorFrom: gray |
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colorTo: blue |
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sdk: docker |
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pinned: false |
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# pyscript PWA Example |
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This app shows how using a PWA (Progressive Web App) along with [pyscript](https://pyscript.net) |
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allows us to create Python-based web applications that install like regular applications and |
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(mostly) don't suffer from the large file downloads needed for Python's WebAssembly runtime. |
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To run the app, just start it as a Flask application (keep the app running for the web weather API). |
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```bash |
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python3 -m venv venv |
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. /venv/bin/activate |
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pip install -r requirements.txt |
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flask run |
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``` |
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Then open 127.0.0.1:5000 and choose "install PWA". See |
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[these steps for Chrome](https://www.howtogeek.com/fyi/how-to-install-progressive-web-apps-pwas-in-chrome/), |
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google the actions if you are new to this in your browser. |
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Unfortunately, Mozilla gave up on this feature for Firefox browser. |
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If you have improvements for the PWA side of things, please open a PR. It's very bare-bones. |
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