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PyDjinni

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An opinionated Djinni reimplementation written in Python.

Features

  • Easy Interface Definition The PyDjinni IDL allows to define the interface between the host language and C++ with a clean and intuitive syntax.
  • Flexible Configuration The output can be configured comfortably with a YAML configuration file.
  • Modular Pydjinni is modular. Additional capabilities can be added through custom plugins.
  • Toolchain The tool provides additional utilities to help build, package and distribute cross-platform libraries.
  • Python API The tools functionality can also be used from a Python API, in order to seamlessly embed into custom build processes.

Installation

pip install pydjinni

Git

To get access to yet unreleased changes, PyDjinni can be installed directly from the git repository:

pip install git+https://git@github.com/pydjinni/pydjinni.git@main

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