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Allow loading without timestamps

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Currently every <script src...> or import … is loaded with an timestamp. I am trying to write an offline application, which should run in mobile, but this “feature” block to load my app from cache. Is it possible to disable adding timestamp for loaded .py files? Loaded file urls:

https://hostname/main.py?1576766629012
https://hostname/module.py?v=1576766629155

It it possible to disable this behaviour or do we need another option for brython() function?

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Created 4 years ago
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PierreQuentelcommented, Dec 22, 2019

In the commit referenced above I have added an option “cache” to the brython() function, eg :

<body onload="brython({debug: 1, cache: true})`

This removes the query string in the Ajax calls that load external scripts (<script type="text/python" src="script.py">) and those that import modules.

Does it solve the issue ?

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ondrejjcommented, Dec 22, 2019

brython --modules runs on my source directory 20-30 seconds due to files, which are not needed in my game, but present in this directory. Currently I need these files here, but don’t want to be scanned using brython --modules.

I need to run brython --modules to create brython_modules.js only with browser.timer, nothing else. For this currently I have this content in my “js” directory: from browser import timer Runnning brython --modules in this directory creates brython_modules.js as I need them.