Python elide module

Эта страница ещё не переведена и показана на английском.

Python code running on Elide can import elide without installing anything.

Name	Effect
`elide.js(source)`	Evaluates a JavaScript string and returns its value. Needs `--interop`.
`elide.bind(fn)`	Shares `fn` under its `__name__`; returns `fn`, so it works as a decorator.
`elide.poly(name=…)`	Decorator that shares a function under `name`.
`elide.telemetry`	Telemetry controls; see OpenTelemetry.

`elide.js`

# calls.py
from elide import js

slug = js("(s) => s.trim().toLowerCase().replaceAll(' ', '-')")
print(slug("  Hello Polyglot World "))

point = js("({ x: 1, y: 2, tags: ['a', 'b'] })")
print(point.x + point.y, point.tags[0], len(point.tags))

elide --interop python calls.py

hello-polyglot-world
3 a 2

JavaScript functions are callable, objects expose their properties as attributes, and undefined becomes None. Build a polyglot app lists every value conversion.

Input	Result
Run without `--interop`	`ValueError: polyglot language 'js' not found`
JavaScript that throws or fails to parse	`RuntimeError: JSException: SyntaxError: <elide.js>:1:3 Expected an operand but found eof`
A non-string argument	`TypeError: elide.js() argument source must be str, not int`

`elide.bind` and `elide.poly`

Both share a Python function by name. Python reads shared values with polyglot.import_value, and the REPL with /import NAME.

# shared.py
import polyglot
from elide import bind, poly

@bind
def add(a, b):
    return a + b

@poly(name="greet")
def say_hello(name):
    return f"hello {name}"

print(add(2, 3), say_hello("elide"))
print(polyglot.import_value("add")(2, 3))
print(polyglot.import_value("greet")("elide"))

elide python shared.py

5 hello elide
5
hello elide

Both decorators return the original function, so it stays callable from Python.
elide.poly(name=1) raises TypeError: elide.poly() argument name must be str, not int.
JavaScript files have no Polyglot global, so they cannot read shared values. To call Python from JavaScript, import the .py module instead; see Languages and interop.

elide.js

elide.bind and elide.poly

See also

`elide.js`

`elide.bind` and `elide.poly`