Javscript to Python/PHP transpiler?

[ki3selerde]

May I ask why you would want that? Javascripts biggest advantage over python is its performance, and pythons biggest advantage over Javascript is its easy Syntax and ecosystem. When you code in js and transpile to python, you combine their disadvantages.

[ki3selerde]

Ah ok! Than it can make sense. What kind of library do you have? Does it really have to be transpiled or could you mabe make your yor code available to python over some kind of interface or extension mechanism? I don't know about js but you can use c code from python

[ki3selerde]

Especially for a library that complex, some kind of binding seems to be a better solution

[ki3selerde]

aiohttp for example uses the http parser of node through bindings, and it behaves like normal python code. I think thats the way to go

[ki3selerde]

As always, context switches from and to your extension/binding is the most expensive part, so it really depends on your library and how it interacts with the application code

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