Not quite sure what you mean. I use python all the time, but this is such a long time ago... Not sure.

Hey,
are there any plans to convert this libary to python3?

I would be very interested in a python-spidermonkey version with Runtime as a process global. I'm using web2py which doesn't give direct thread control, so I ha...

The pip install has the errors that some people have worked around by moving files and changing jsutil.h
This seems to get the thing compiled, but it crashes py...

I see there are some forks trying to fix these issues, but I don't see anything being merged into the main repo. Is this project still being worked on? After ma...

And I messed up the URL.

https://pypi.python.org/packages/2.7/s/setuptools/setuptools-0.6c11...

Ah, this has to be updated in ez_setup.py (not setup.py)

Hello, whilst I can fix this myself, this should not happen in setup.py.

This points to an obsolete, now inaccessible file:

http://pypi.python.org/packages/2.7...

What version of SpiderMonkey are you using? If you have an interpreter built you can try the test which is just:

09;

Which should throw an error. If not then ...

Hi,

I'm in the process of packaging python-spidermonkey for openSUSE.
We try to run the tests on every build in order to catch issues early.

All tests succeed b...

Also working with the patch that you've mentioned in another ticket didn't work so far.
Here's the output that I've got for
building:
http://pastebin.com/n5LSY3...

This also happens on OSX 10.8..

1. git clone git://github.com/davisp/python-spidermonkey.git
   
2. cd python-spidermonkey
   
3. python setup.py build

The same 2 errors as ab...

I'm not sure. There's also this patch that I haven't had time to test thoroughly but might help you:

https://github.com/kencochrane/python-spidermonkey/commit/...

To get through this error, I changed line 76 of jsutil.h from:
typedef int js_static_assert_line##line[(condition) ? 1 : -1]
to:
typedef int js_static_assert_li...

Here's another error.
...

In file included from ./spidermonkey/libjs/jsarena.c:49:
./spidermonkey/libjs/jsbit.h:169: error: size of array ‘js_static_assert_line...

I moved the file from the Darwin-XXX folder inside spidermonkey to spider monkey/libjs to get through this error.

What is "jsautocfg.h"?

Here is the error log:

➜ davisp-python-spidermonkey-6e3d647 python setup.py build running build
running build_ext
gcc-4.2 not found, usin...

I haven't touched this project in quite some time. Though from the looks of this error report it looks like you're missing nspr and/or pkg-config. If you have H...

I've gone through what appears to be a lengthy installation process but I still get an error of
Import error: No module named spidermonkey
I've never had to do ...

Thanks for the quick reply.

I was able to workaround the problem by instantiating the Runtime at the module level rather than creating one for every instance of...

Beyond sharing one runtime for the entire process there's not much I ever figured out on this. I'm not entirely certain on the best route other than to make the...

Anyone have ideas of how to workaround this problem? My long-running processes that create Runtime instances are dying with this error.

I don't see anyway to ex...

I miss-diagnosed this issue.

The issue is that if Javascript calls Python, which calls context
execute to call JavaScript code that raises an error, the origina...

Building python-spidermonkey egg on Mac

To build a python-spidermonkey egg on Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard):

1. Install from MacPorts:
   

   • pkg-config

     sudo port -c ...

Run time errors get raised very nicely, syntax errors, not so much.

Until there's an official release, I made a release here:

http://www.riversnake.com/dists/python-spidermonkey-0.0.9.1z.tar.gz

I beat my head on this a bit more.

The assertion errors results from sizeof(unsigned) (4) not being the
same as sizeof(unsigned long) (8). I assume this was som...

I have install all the needed packs , what is wrong with my install??

shen@shen-System-Product-Name:/usr/lib/python2.6/python-spidermonkey-0.0.9$ python setup....

I'd like to use the recent enhancement to pass a file to execute.

python-spidermonkey is much appreciated. I'm using it to
create javascript doctests that work ...

I'm getting the same build failure on snow leopard.

I installed pkgconfig and nspr with ports. I'm using a Python built
from source.

./spidermonkey/libjs/jsapi....

But then I get the following:
sudo pip install python-spidermonkey
Downloading/unpacking python-spidermonkey
Running setup.py egg_info for package python-spider...

I can confirm that it does fix it.

Cheers,
Bernardo Heynemann

I reckon it's just a version inconsistency with the between nose and setuptools or what not then.

@Paul

nosetests seems to work:

> nosetests
...........................................................................................................
--------...

@ilya

That looks like something related to nosetests. I'm not doing anything weird there. Does nosetests work with 2.7?

Oops, didn't really mean to clear the assigned user. Also meant to have the error message show up as inline code -- is there a way to edit my post?

Thanks, Sandman, for posting your solution -- using your changes I too was able to build successfully on Snow Leopard.

However, when I ran python setup.py test ...

FWIW, I was able to build successfully on Snow Leopard. Here is what I did:

1) If you build spidermonkey (not python-spidermonkey) from source, copy the jsautoc...

Build fails ending with:

./spidermonkey/libjs/jsapi.c: In function ‘JS_ConvertArgumentsVA’: ./spidermonkey/libjs/jsapi.c:267: warning: passing argument 5 of ‘Tr...

It doesn't fix quite a few of the issues that will be solved when I move to 1.8.1, and come to think of it, I don't even know if it has with statements either.

What about 1.8.0rc1?

Of interest might be this bug:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479473

Seb,

This won't get fixed until I upgrade to 1.8.1 or newer, which won't happen till I see some sort of official-ish release from Mozilla.

import spidermonkey

rt = spidermonkey.Runtime()
cx = rt.new_context()

cx.execute("""
        function f(o) {
            with (o) {
                return t...