Have you tried these? I am quite sure that bytecode will not work since
both JS and Python side of SageMathCell operate with clear text code.
Loading files into script tags perhaps may work. What I know some people
have done in the past was loading long code via some short code snippet
that uses standard Python means of loading files/code, but that relies on
having your code hosted somewhere with a stable IP or DNS name.
On Tuesday, 3 October 2017 18:58:59 UTC-6, Jorge Manrique wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
> I have an interactive program in Python. The program does some
> calculations with SageMath and graphs the results. The code is a bit long.
> I want to embed the program on a webpage using SageCell and I wonder if I
> can leave the Python program on the web server and use an external script:
>
> <head>
> . . . . . . .
> <script>
> sagecell.makeSagecell ({
> inputLocation: '#plot'
> })
> </ script>
> </ head>
> . . . . . . .
> <div id = "plot">
> <script type = "text / x-sage" src = "/ src / somegraph.py"> </ script>
> </ div>
>
> or compile the program, for example, with CPython, and then include the
> bytecode in the second script above:
>
> <div id = "plot">
> <script type = "application / octet-stream">
> bytecode
> </ script>
> </ div>
>
> Any suggestions will be appreciated,
> Jorge
>
>
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