Jeremy Tuloup

Thanks @westurner for sharing that, it looks cool indeed! I think the goal of `ipyp5` would be to still write Python code and use the existing Python kernels (`ipykernel` or...

hey, thanks for trying it out! Have you run the import command to import `Sketch`? ```python from ipyp5 import Sketch ``` There is also a Binder link if you want...

Good catch and thanks for the report. Normally this file should be left out of the repo because it will be generated at build time. Would you mind trying again...

Just merged https://github.com/jtpio/ipyp5/pull/3, which seems to work fine when starting with a fresh environment. @EWouters have you had any more success trying it locally?

It does looks like a great tool indeed. Thanks @jf--- for sharing this!

Thanks @jaladh-singhal! Yes `pyp5js` looks like the most promising way to get that to work. Maybe using a `pyodide` mode: https://github.com/berinhard/pyp5js/issues/124 Or using some parts from https://github.com/berinhard/pyp5js/pull/123, with direct calls...

Thanks @berinhard! This demo is going to be very useful, and the project is really exciting! Looks like it might actually be simpler to try this approach of using `pyp5js`...

Thanks @lmerritt47. Unfortunately this project has been lagging a bit behind, but will hopefully be updated at some point soon. In the meantime some efforts have been put into `jupyterlite`...

Yes. There is this example: https://jupyterlite.github.io/demo/retro/notebooks/?path=p5.ipynb  Coming from this repo: https://github.com/jupyterlite/demo

The links seem to be back, but I'm still seeing the issue when using `strm.py`. Could it be that the timeout is a little bit tight? (5 seconds): https://github.com/tkrajina/srtm.py/blob/37fb8a6f52c8ca25565772e59e867ac26181f829/srtm/data.py#L143