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The webR implementation allows us to auto-load packages, e.g.
webr: show-startup-message: false repos: ["https://cran.r-universe.dev", "https://repo.r-wasm.org"] packages: ["seguid"] autoload-packages: true
However, AFAIU, this is not yet possible in the Pyodide implementation. The best I came up with is to add an initial code block;
```{pyodide-python} #| read-only: true await micropip.install("seguid") from seguid import * ```
and instruct the reader to 'Run' that before anything else following, cf. https://www.seguid.org/demo-python.html.
It would be useful if we could do:
pyodide: packages: ["seguid"] autoload-packages: true
such that the seguid package is automatically installed and loaded from PyPI.
It would also be useful to be able to auto-run individual code blocks as in webR, e.g.
```{pyodide-python} #| read-only: true #| autorun: true await micropip.install("seguid") from seguid import * ```
Comment: I'm not 100% sure, but it could be what #5 is already ask for.
PS. Thanks for these awesome Quarto-Wasm extensions.
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Background
The webR implementation allows us to auto-load packages, e.g.
However, AFAIU, this is not yet possible in the Pyodide implementation. The best I came up with is to add an initial code block;
and instruct the reader to 'Run' that before anything else following, cf. https://www.seguid.org/demo-python.html.
Wish 1
It would be useful if we could do:
such that the seguid package is automatically installed and loaded from PyPI.
Wish 2
It would also be useful to be able to auto-run individual code blocks as in webR, e.g.
Comment: I'm not 100% sure, but it could be what #5 is already ask for.
PS. Thanks for these awesome Quarto-Wasm extensions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: