Geogebra with JavaScript or Python

I want to use GeoGebra programmatically, i.e. define in code what I want to draw. For example, let’s suppose I want to build the following construction purely in code:

• defining a point p in (0,0)
• defining an integer slider s in the range(5, 10)
• creating a Circle c centered in p and radius s
• finding the positive intersect (p_i0) between c and xAxis
• compute the list of p_i obtained after rotating p_i1 around p_i0 by a list of given angles (loop)

I have seen that there’s python geogebra that has a python interface and builds the objects exactly the way I want. However, I haven’t been able to find any documentation to the best of my efforts, only resorting to do dir(ggb) as instructed by someone in Reddit (r/pyggb). As suboptimal as this is, this could work if I could find all instructions I can find in the classic view of GeoGebra.

I have also seen that there’s a Javascript API which looks at least documented, but from what I have seen, you have to create the HTML from scratch, which seems to be cumbersome.

My question is: is there any way of programmatically building everything you can build with the Classic View in an interface in which I write code and it builds objects? (similar to the python version linked above)

Deal-breakers:

• It must be a programmatic interface
• Code must build objects as run (no building HTML by hand)

Bonus points (no deal breakers, nice to have):

• I would prefer python over javascript
• Online version over offline installation

Is my wishlist possible?