locus-rs 0.2.2

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locusctl and Utilities Rust Library

Requirements

This project uses Rust and Python

• Rust
• Python 3.12
  • Maturin

Building

This project is composed of two artifacts. A binary called locusctl, and a wheel called locus_rs.

Building the CLI

To only build the CLI (locusctl) only Rust is required:

cargo build --bin locusctl

Building the Wheel Library

Building the wheel requires both Rust and Python. For this we need to create a virtualenv and then install maturing to make the build.

Setup the virtualenv and install dependencies:

python3.12 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

Build the wheel:

maturin build

Running in Development

To run the CLI for development you can use the run subcommand and then pass in all the additional subcommand and flags required for it to work:

cargo run -- upload --url https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelin_TRX

Using the Wheel locally

The wheel was developed to be used as a Python library, this library should be added to ferb.

• First build the wheel. Run maturin --build which creates a wheel that can be moved to the python project, or maturing --development which puts the library into the local .env (probably not useful in this context. More useful if the rust was embedded in the python project)
• Copy the wheel file to the python project. (location to be determined, but for now wheels subdir) cp /Volumes/devel/omniarcs/github.com/locusai/locus-cli/target/wheels/locus_rs-0.1.0-cp312-cp312-macosx_11_0_arm64.whl ../locus-ferb/wheels
• In Ferb or target python add the wheel into the requirements.txt, and then run pip

Note: For now the use of the library can be found in this commit https://github.com/locusai/locus-ferb/commit/4c71785e2f9da649c2364187512c4b84cca4d924#diff-ee8cec5db1e429ed2f507e426d2eff6dd75b69755a2f493e4425caaf9e9d1630R31