Has it been like this from the first time you installed it?
Run LOCAL BAS script through external language
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Very simple. I created a BAS script that I exported. I would love to run it through an external program I wrote. Do I really have to upload it and run it through the cloud? Why can't I execute the local version. There has to be a solution for this.
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can you explain problem more
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Sure, maybe I am missunderstanding. There is a library called bas-remote-python, it lets you execute a BAS script with Python. Based on its documentation, you need to upload script to the cloud, I guess wait for it to be accepted when you upload it to bablosoft.
I have the script file localy on my computer. How can I use bas-remote-python to simply just run the file localy, any way to skip the part of uploading to bablosoft and waiting for it to be accepted etc?
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This is a good question. Here I will tag some of the people I watch in the forum every day. they know a lot more about bas than I do and i curious about the answer to.
@Fox @FastSpace @UserTrue Do any of you know answer to this maybe?
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@kingdomtiz i feel like everything has to go through bas api but not for sure. let me know if you learn more about this one.
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@kingdomtiz said in Run LOCAL BAS script through external language:
I have the script file localy on my computer. How can I use bas-remote-python to simply just run the file localy, any way to skip the part of uploading to bablosoft and waiting for it to be accepted etc?
bas-remote-python - this is only available for premium users and only using the bas server
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You cannot run a local script through the library, this is stated in the documentation.
Any project used in the library must be uploaded to the server - it can be private or public.There is no way to do it any other way, because the API of the libraries is similar to the logic of the web interface.
To work with projects, the name of the script is always indicated and, optionally, a login with a password. -
@Oyasumi-Punpun So the answer to @kingdomtiz question is ultimately no. Thanks for response.
