Importing JS Objects in Python

In PyScript and Pyodide, the pseudo-module js is a proxy for the JavaScript Global Scope. That is to say, if we have an variable in the JavaScript global scope:

<script>
    // Create a JavaScript global variable called my_string
    var my_string = "Hello, world"
</script>

We can access it (and in this case, print the string it represents) using either any of the following Python syntax options:

import js
print(js.my_string)

from js import my_string
print(my_string)

Using from js import * does not work; however, you can get a list of all objects in the JavaScript global scope using:

import js
print(dir(js))