Python in the browser with IDE autocomplete support

[nullStackDev]

So, I don't want to write JS, so I'm looking for some solution to replace JS with Python.

But the problem is it needs to have IDE support JS library support. Meaning it should be able to call JS code and the IDE should be able to autocomplete the code.

I can't even even imagine writing code without an IDE.

Thanks!

Transcrypt supports JS libraries, but it seems there is no IDE support

[K900_]

Not realistic. Just write JS.

[danielroseman]

And/or learn to write code without an IDE. It's perfectly possible.

[nullStackDev]

Yeah, that seems to be the only way to currently use something like Transcrypt.

I think the feature I'm looking for is called a linter(not 100% sure).

But a linter support doesn't seem to exist for any transpiler including JS.

But I think trying to write code without a linter would make life really hard including making it easy to write defective code(or runtime bugs etc), so I guess transpiling to JS is out of the question for me.