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Overview
With PyBridge it is possible to run Python scripts by bridging the code implemented in the project created with other platforms.
With PyBridge it is possible to create scripts that will run on:
1. Linux;
2. macOS;
3. Windows;
Note: PyBridge was born from Python 3.9. For this reason, the same version of Python (version 3.9) or higher is recommended to run the system.
PyBridge has a standard error handling library that can run in any environment. Every method implemented within the library can be called from any part of the code. That way, it is not necessary to implement the raise RuntimeError() exception call inside the program's runtime library. Just import the module and reference the function call according to the treatment that must be executed.
Note: Read more about the ErrorReport module in PyBridge Modules below.
• PyBridge Modules
The following modules are part of PyBridge:
• ErrorReport: The module contains two files with the purpose of raising errors generated by the program, in addition to checking minimum requirements for execution.
- ErrorList.py: This library contains events that are raised when the program execution needs to be interrupted.
- SystemRequirements.py: This library is used to check if the system complies with the minimum requirements to run.
• Linux: The module contains four libraries organized to run the program in a Linux environment
- Linux.py: Codes implemented in this library will be executed before the Main Script.
- LinuxApp.py: This library is used to implement code that will run in the Linux environment
- FileSystem.py: This library contains default directories in Linux environments
- SplashScreen.py: This library contains information about your project
• Mac: The module contains four libraries organized to run the program on macOS
- Mac.py: Codes implemented in this library will be executed before the Main Script.
- MacApp.py: This library is used to implement code that will run on macOS
- FileSystem.py: This library contains standard macOS directories
- SplashScreen.py: This library contains information about your project
• Windows: The module contains four libraries organized to run the program on Windows
- Windows.py: Codes implemented in this library will be executed before the Main Script.
- WindowsApp.py: This library is used to implement code that will run on Windows
- FileSystem.py: This library contains standard Windows directories
- SplashScreen.py: This library contains information about your project
Features
Create Python scripts for WindowsCreate Python scripts for LinuxCreate Python scripts for macOS
What's new
PyBridge 1.2 - 27/06/2022
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In this update, we have further enhanced PyBridge with the following:
• Added .gitignore file to projects created by PyBridge
• Improvements in UI
• Improved "Send Feedback" system:
- Now you can select the type of feedback you are sending. You can send a bug report, feature request or you can send additional information though.
You can also choose "Other" to send another type of feedback. Just write one. Why not?
- To prevent feedback loss, you\'ll be warned when you start typing a message and leave the page by mistake. If you are sure you want to close the window, just tap "Close" and you\'ll be in the main page (your message won\'t be stored for later. Stay tuned for next updates)
• Improvements when creating project in the following modules:
- SplashScreen.py
- FileSystem.py (Linux)
• Minor bug fixes
Rate and review the app on Windows Store or send an e-mail right from PyBridge app
Thank you!
Bisneto Inc.
Additional Information
- Developed by Bisneto Inc.
- Version 2022.06.28
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Requires
Available on: PC, Mobile, Surface Hub, HoloLens
OS: Windows 10 version 17763.0 or higher
Keyboard: Integrated Keyboard
Mouse: Integrated Mouse
Notes: Windows 11
- Published 2021-12-02
- Size 1.39 MB
- File Type appx/msix
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Language
Portuguese (Brazil)
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Permissions
Access your Internet connection
Access to your Account’s username and picture
- Microsoft Store ID 9nxmr586zc0w
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How to download and install PyBridge from the Microsoft
Method 1: Download and Install via the Microsoft Store
This is the most straightforward and secure way to get PyBridge.Step 1: Open the Microsoft Store
Step 2: Search for PyBridge
Step 3: Download and Install
Step 4: Access the App
Method 2: Download from the Official Microsoft Website
If you prefer downloading directly from the web, you can use the official Microsoft website.Step 1: Visit the PyBridge Page
Step 2: Download the App
Step 3: Install PyBridge
Step 4: Use PyBridge
Tips for a Smooth Installation
Conclusion:
Both methods ultimately utilize the Microsoft Store, ensuring the app's safety and reliability. Whether you prefer browsing within the Store or starting via the website, both approaches lead you to successfully download and install PyBridge.PyBridge FAQs
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