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Build PyScript core by cloning the project repository and follow the
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instructions in our [ developer guide] ( ../developers.md )
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- Once completed, copy the ` build ` folder, that was been created by the build
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+ Once completed, copy the ` dist ` folder, that has been created by the build
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step, into your ` pyscript-offline ` folder.
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### PyScript core from ` npm `
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If you would like to test ` worker ` features, try instead:
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``` sh
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- npx static-handler - -coi ./public/
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+ npx mini -coi ./public/
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```
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## Download a local interpreter
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when using Pyodide.
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Put simply, we use the packages bundle from
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- [ pyodide releases] ( https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/releases/tag/0.24.1 ) .
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+ [ pyodide releases] ( https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/releases/tag/0.26.2 ) .
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!!! warning
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It contains each package that is required by Pyodide, and Pyodide will only
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load packages when needed.
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- Once downloaded and extracted (we're using version ` 0.24.1 ` in this example),
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- we can simply copy the files and folders inside the ` pyodide-0.24.1 /pyodide/* `
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+ Once downloaded and extracted (we're using version ` 0.26.2 ` in this example),
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+ we can simply copy the files and folders inside the ` pyodide-0.26.2 /pyodide/* `
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directory into our ` ./public/pyodide/* ` folder.
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