hale 0.1.1

Python bindings for hale — a compiled DSL for consuming HTTP APIs (Rust core)

hale (Python bindings)

Call the hale compiler and runtime from Python. The heavy lifting (lexer, type checker, optimizer, async runtime) is the same Rust code as the CLI — exposed through PyO3 as an abi3 extension module, so one wheel works on CPython 3.8+.

Install / build

pip install maturin
cd crates/hale-py
maturin develop        # builds the Rust extension and installs `hale` into your venv
# or: maturin build --release   # produces a wheel in target/wheels/

Use

import hale

hale.is_valid(src)            # -> bool: does it type-check?
hale.check(src)               # -> list[str]: diagnostic messages (empty == ok)
hale.explain(src)             # -> str: the parallel plan + request cost
hale.run(src)                 # -> str | None: run the script (raises on error)
hale.inspect(json_text, name) # -> str: infer hale type/contract declarations
hale.json_schema(src, title)  # -> str | None: export types as JSON Schema

See python/example.py.

The functions are thin wrappers over hale_compiler / hale_runtime. run spins a Tokio runtime internally, so the same parallel-inference / dedup / dead-request elimination apply when you execute a program from Python.