py-game [files] works with config= but not with <py-config>? #2349
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When using py-game, I was not able to find a way to make files load into the local Python environment using in the index.html file, but after looking at some of the test scripts at the GitHub site, the config= with TOML file works. For example: <script type="py-game" src="main.py" config="./config.toml"></script> Recognizing that py-game is experimental (appreciated!), is this intentional or should I put together a bug report with example code to see if I'm just missing something? |
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Solved without context so here I am trying to explain the what and the why:
To me, having two completely different script types help explaining why one can be multiple times on the same page and the other doesn't, but it's true that so far |
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Thank you for the response. Reading between the lines, if the py-game experimental feature does not seem to be gaining market interest, but game development using Python with WASM has potential PyScript adoption benefits, are there any other game development paths for PyScript that you can suggest? If you've run across discussions in the community around py-game's adoption in PyScript, or game development in PyScript more generally (including MicroPython), I'd be interested in tracking that. Thanks again. |
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don't get me wrong, I never meant to say py-game is not gaining market interest, probably quite the opposite, I am saying our |
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Thanks for clarifying. I'm just happy to have an approachable framework for developing games in the browser. I'd much prefer to work in Python given the intimidating complexity of the JS world and like the PyScript option! I'll suggest elsewhere that pyscript.com providing an itch.io integration would seem to offer a practical and established publication route for games. |
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we'll keep that in mind, thanks for the hint! |
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don't get me wrong, I never meant to say py-game is not gaining market interest, probably quite the opposite, I am saying our
<script type="py-game">is not bringing in too much to the plate and often that confuses developers ... I was talking about the PyScript stript type, not about the wonder that ispy-game-cepackage as dependency.