Yes, there are several good APIs available for using WebGL from Python or Java. Some examples include PyOpenGL and JOGL for Python and Java, respectively. These APIs provide an interface for accessing the WebGL API from Python or Java, allowing you to create and manipulate 3D graphics in a web browser using the power of the WebGL graphics library.
PyOpenGL is a Python binding for the OpenGL graphics library, which provides low-level access to the WebGL API. It can be used to create and manipulate 3D graphics in a web browser, using Python as the programming language.
JOGL, on the other hand, is a Java binding for the OpenGL graphics library, which provides a similar interface for accessing the WebGL API from Java. It can be used to create and manipulate 3D graphics in a web browser, using Java as the programming language.
Both PyOpenGL and JOGL are widely used and well-supported libraries, and they provide a convenient way to access the WebGL API from Python or Java. If you are looking for an API for WebGL in either of these languages, these libraries are worth considering.
@ Eloi Ribeiro , Dear Eloi Ribeiro, I have tried PyOpenGL. Although PyOpenGL is good at OpenGL programming, I still do not know how to generate Webgl based .HTML using PyOpenGL.