Introduction

The incomplete list about who are using PyV8.

If you're using PyV8 for an open source project and you're not listed here, please add comment to the page, submit an issue, or send us an email, and we'll list you promptly.

Details

We know of the following projects using PyV8:

• DrEval a web server that will run JavaScript and output the results.

It was designed to let you create an environment in which you can run sandboxed scripts created by your users. This allows you to let users create plugins, filters, hook scripts, and whatever else for your web application. Just run this baby near your app server and use it as you would webhooks.

• pyjamas a port of Google Web Toolkit to Python.

You can write web applications in python - a readable programming language - instead of in HTML and Javascript, both of which become quickly unreadable for even medium-sized applications. Your application's design can benefit from encapsulating high level concepts into classes and modules (instead of trying to fit as much HTML as you can stand into one page); you can reuse - and import - classes and modules. Also, the AJAX library takes care of all the browser interoperability issues on your behalf, leaving you free to focus on application development instead of learning all the "usual" browser incompatibilities.