Closed MRYingLEE closed 2 months ago
Why don't you?
Why don't you?
To my knowledge, no xeus
kernel has a way to dynamically install and import libraries not downloaded and packed at site build time, so a PR that did, somehow, port pyodide
to the xeus
architecture would quickly find a number of limitations.
I am using a few Jupyterlite kernels, such as Xeus-Javascript and pyodide (non-Xeus-based).
According to Jupyterlite documents, a Xeus based kernel has a much simpler implementation requirement. Just curious, why don't you migrate Pyodide to Xeus architecture. So that the code base is much smaller and easy to maintenance.
Just for your reference.