Currently, this project is available on NPM, which is great for the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem. However, having a PyPI distribution would significantly expand its usability for Python developers.
Motivation / Use case:
Enable integration with Python-based projects.
Increase adoption of the library across different ecosystems.
Provide consistency by offering the same features on both Node.js and Python environments.
Suggested steps:
Create a Python wrapper or native implementation that mirrors the existing NPM package.
Set up packaging configuration (setup.py / pyproject.toml).
Publish the package to PyPI under the same name (or closest available).
Add documentation for Python installation and usage.
Expected outcome:
Developers can install the package using:
pip install
and use it in Python projects with:
import
Additional notes:
Could use tools like transcrypt, pyodide, or write a Python-native version depending on complexity.
Happy to contribute with testing and documentation.
Currently, this project is available on NPM, which is great for the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem. However, having a PyPI distribution would significantly expand its usability for Python developers.
Motivation / Use case:
Enable integration with Python-based projects.
Increase adoption of the library across different ecosystems.
Provide consistency by offering the same features on both Node.js and Python environments.
Suggested steps:
Create a Python wrapper or native implementation that mirrors the existing NPM package.
Set up packaging configuration (setup.py / pyproject.toml).
Publish the package to PyPI under the same name (or closest available).
Add documentation for Python installation and usage.
Expected outcome:
Developers can install the package using:
pip install
and use it in Python projects with:
import
Additional notes:
Could use tools like transcrypt, pyodide, or write a Python-native version depending on complexity.
Happy to contribute with testing and documentation.