“Mobile IDE”
“C Extensions and CLI tools!”
“Build basic user interfaces”
“Graphical Debugger”
“Terminal”
“Install packages with PyPI”
“Run scripts and commands from Shorcuts”
“Build your own widgets”
A closer look at the screenshots
Python code and live REPL output share the IDE screen.
A compiled Hello World example appears in the tool output.
A calculator interface appears with editing controls.
Stack, resume and variable controls organise the debugger.
Command and Python output fill the terminal view.
A package detail page provides an Install button.
A code action appears within a Shortcuts workflow.
A sticky-note widget appears on a home screen.
About this app
Pyto is an IDE for iPhone and iPad with a Python 3.10 Interpreter and all of the standard libraries plus more than 100 third party packages, as well as a C & C++ compiler and bitcode interpreter. Includes a terminal with standard UNIX commands, a code editor with code completion, support for Shortcuts, Picture in Picture, a graphical interface builder and a debugger. * Full version exclusive third party modules * - Cython, cryptography, typed_ast, cv2, _cffi_backend, kiwisolver, matplotlib, numpy, pandas, lxml, Bio, sklearn, skimage, scipy, erfa, pywt, nacl, bcrypt, statsmodels, zmq, regex, gensim, astropy, emd, wasm3, yaml * Built-in UNIX commands * - alias, awk, cat, chflags, chmod, cksum, clang, compress, cp, curl, date, diff, dig, du, egrep, env, fgrep, find, grep, gunzip, gzip, head, host, ifconfig, link, lli, llvm-link, ln, ls, md5, mkdir, mv, nc, nslookup, open, openurl, pbcopy, pbpaste, ping, printenv, pwd, readlink, rlogin, rm, rmdir, say, scp, sed, sftp, sort, ssh, ssh-keygen, stat, sum, tail, tar, tee, telnet, touch, tr, unalias, uname, uncompress, uniq, unlink, uptime, wc, whoami, whois, wol Take advantage system features with the following modules: - pyto_ui - Build an user interface - widgets - Home Screen Widgets - file_system - iOS file system - notifications - Schedule notifications - remote_notifications - Receive remote notifications - background - Run code in background - pasteboard - Clipboard access - userkeys - Save values on disk - sound - Play sounds - music - Access the Apple Music library - photos - Accessing photos and the camera - location - Access user's location - motion - Motion sensors - multipeer - Peer to peer wireless connection - apps - Open third party apps - xcallback - Interact with other apps - sf_symbols - A list of SF Symbols names - watch - Complications and static user interfaces for the Apple Watch
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Mobile IDE”
Mobile IDE defines the product category in two words.
“C Extensions and CLI tools!”
C extensions and CLI tools names advanced capabilities for developers.
“Build basic user interfaces”
Basic sets a restrained scope for building interfaces.
“Graphical Debugger”
Graphical debugger clearly distinguishes visual inspection from terminal output.
“Terminal”
Terminal uses a familiar developer category without added claims.
“Install packages with PyPI”
PyPI identifies the package source for installation.
“Run scripts and commands from Shorcuts”
The misspelling Shorcuts weakens an otherwise clear automation-integration description.
“Build your own widgets”
Your own widgets frames coding as personal home-screen customisation.
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