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(downloading_deploying)=
Downloading and deploying Pyodide
Downloading Pyodide
CDN
Pyodide is available from the JsDelivr CDN
channel | indexURL | Comments | REPL |
---|---|---|---|
Latest release | {{PYODIDE_CDN_URL}} |
Recommended, cached by the browser | link |
Dev (main branch) |
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/pyodide/dev/full/ |
Re-deployed for each commit on main, no browser caching, should only be used for testing | link |
For a given version, several build variants are also available,
<version>/full/
: the default full build<version>/debug/
: build with unminifiedpyodide.asm.js
useful for debugging
GitHub releases
You can also download Pyodide packages from GitHub
releases. The full distribution
including all vendored packages is available as pyodide-{{VERSION}}.tar.bz2
.
The full distribution is quite large (200+ megabytes). The minimal set of files
needed to start Pyodide is included as pyodide-core-{{VERSION}}.tar.bz2
. It is
intended for use with node which will automatically install missing packages
from the cdn -- it is the same set of files that are installed if you use npm install pyodide
. It may also be convenient for other purposes.
You will need to serve these files yourself.
(serving_pyodide_packages)=
Serving Pyodide packages
Serving locally
With Python 3.7.5+ you can serve Pyodide files locally with {py:mod}http.server
:
python -m http.server
from the Pyodide distribution folder. Navigate to http://localhost:8000/console.html and the Pyodide repl should load.
Remote deployments
Any service that hosts static files and that correctly sets the WASM MIME type and CORS headers will work. For instance, you can use GitHub Pages or similar services.
For additional suggestions for optimizing the size and load time for Pyodide, see the Emscripten documentation about deployments.