Please implement Calendar module in Skulpt.
I’m trying to build a Calendar app, and anytime I need to use functionality from the Calendar module, I have to make calls to the server side, which is sloooow.
Thanks 
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This probably doesn’t work, but I wonder whether it might be possible to pass a calendar.Calendar object from server to client side via a portable object container. I might give it a try later.
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This has now been implemented 
It should even support a few languages
>>> import calendar
>>> c = calendar.LocaleTextCalendar(firstweekday=0, locale="fr_FR")
>>> c.prmonth(2022, 1)
janvier 2022
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If I run import calendar in a module on the client side, I get the error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'calendar'
Do we need to do anything to get this to work now that it has been implemented in skulpt?
@Neeeco it should just work - I don’t see the error when I do the same thing. Maybe you need to do a hard refresh?
Or if still not working then a clone link will help.
Interesting, I’m only experiencing the issue in Microsoft Edge. If I open the IDE in Chrome, the calendar module works on the client side. However, if I open the same in Edge, then I get the error mentioned above.
That’s sounds like a browser cache issue. Have you tried clearing the cache for the page and reloading?
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Thanks Anvil team!
I’ll check it out
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For anyone struggling with hard refresh in Microsoft Edge in the future, just follow these steps:
- Press F12 which will open the developer tools on Microsoft Edge.
- With the developer tools open, you can now right click on the refresh button, and select “Empty cache and hard refresh”
Solved the problem for me.
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