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behnamoh ◴[17 Apr 25 15:27 UTC] No.43718268[source]▶
So their method of sandboxing Python code is to spin up a JS runtime (deno), run Pyodide on it, and then run the Python code in Pyodide.

Seems a lot of work to me. Is this really the best way to create and run Python sandboxes?

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simonw ◴[17 Apr 25 17:13 UTC] No.43719672[source]▶
I've been trying to find a good option for this for ages. The Deno/Pyodide one is genuinely one of the top contenders: https://til.simonwillison.net/deno/pyodide-sandbox

I'm hoping some day to find a recipe I really like for running Python code in a WASM container directly inside Python. Here's the closest I've got, using wasmtime: https://til.simonwillison.net/webassembly/python-in-a-wasm-s...

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singularity2001 ◴[17 Apr 25 19:38 UTC] No.43721214[source]▶
one wasmtime dependency and a self contained python file with 100 loc seems reasonable!

much better than calling deno, at least if you have no pip dependencies...

just had to update to new api:

# store.add_fuel(fuel) store.set_fuel(fuel) fuel_consumed=fuel-store.get_fuel()

and it works!!

time to hello world: hello_wasm_python311.py 0.20s user 0.03s system 97% cpu 0.234 total

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1. fzzzy ◴[18 Apr 25 14:21 UTC] No.43728345[source]▶
Great, thanks for your post! I got it working too. This is going to be incredibly handy.