Python Client for MATLAB REST Function Service
The Python® Client for MATLAB® REST Function Service provides a package to call into MATLAB functions from Python over HTTPS.
Requirements
- MATLAB R2026b Prerelease
For supported Python version information, see Versions of Python Compatible with MATLAB Products by Release.
Install
The Python Client for MATLAB REST Function Service can be installed directly from the Python Package Index.
$ python -m pip install matlab-restfcnservice-client
Getting Started
>>> import matlab
>>> from matlab.rest_function_service.client import MWHttpClient
>>> client = MWHttpClient(
... base_url="https://localhost:9920/feval/v1",
... rest_personal_access_token="my_token",
... certificate="/path/to/cert.pem",
... timeout_sec=120
... )
>>> result = client.my_service.my_function(arg1, arg2)
See documentation for more examples and getting started.
Support
For technical issues or enhancement requests, contact MathWorks tech support here.
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