Closed d1ddle closed 2 years ago
I don't know. I don't know the current state of python-on-the-web but historically it wasn't good. So first step would be working out how to get a Python program on the web.
I wasn't aware of any cross compiler from Python to C. Looks like Cython will get you C code.
The old way was to transpile Python to Javascript, so if you did that you'd then need a Javascript graphics library, not a Python one.
Maybe ask on the Discord for suggestions.
Woah, Thanks for the swift reply, that was fast!
I'll definitely look at Cython. Would that theoretically mean that the Cython code could compile to raylib-web as if it were written in C from the beginning? I really want to avoid C.
Would that also mean I could use PyPy?
Edit: is there a raylib-python-cffi discord or should I join the normal raylib discord? I assumed they wouldn't know much about it
Edit: found it :)
Thanks for your help @electronstudio 👍
Is it possible to use raylib-python-cffi to develop a raylib game and compile it for html-5? If so, how? Cross compile from python to C and use the normal raylib compiling method? Many thanks