Gyeongjae Choi

> There is a File System Access API from HTML5 onwards which allows accessing the local files. That is available in JavaScript. > So, can we do something like accessing...

Thanks in advance @bartbroere! I am also interested in patching requests. Patching `http.client` would be ideal, but I don't think it's easy to emulate socket behavior fully in javascript. So...

Since `requests` is a pure python package, maybe making this a separate package (e.g. `pyodide-requests`) and uploading it to PyPI might be a better solution. Because large patch files are...

> I'm not sure if having a package like `pyodide_requests` would result in a good user experience (especially in products like Starboard Notebook). I agree that it will hurt the...

> > If I were to continue working on it, perhaps I would like to have it use the more modern fetch API offered by Javascript. > > The issue...

> Sounds good, thanks! But maybe let's make a decision on #2940 before merging this. Yeah, I think the idea from encukou is worth investigating. Not sure how it can...

> FWIW, regarding importing _packages_, @ryanking13 had a Pyodide package he worked on: https://github.com/ryanking13/pyodide-importer > > Here was the discussion: [pyodide/pyodide#1917](https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/issues/1917) > > He's no longer updating it, but he...

> Also, maybe this can be simplified after we merge #3128 @ryanking13? Yes, I think we won't need a toolchain file after #3128.

Thanks for the porting work @yzhliu. We merged #3128 so I think you won't need to use a custom CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE now.

Thanks @yzhliu! I think the test coverage is okay. I think the backend flags passed to the dependencies is a bug and otherwise it LGTM.