Murali Kit

Python authoring kit for Murali Engine: themes, named colors, teaching views, and examples.

python3 -m pip install murali-kit==0.3.0

That pulls a compatible murali-engine wheel on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Those platforms do not need a local Rust toolchain.

from murali_engine import Scene, Label
from murali_kit.colors import WHITE
from murali_kit.composite import TitleCard
from murali_kit.themes import DarkTheme, apply_theme

scene = apply_theme(Scene(), DarkTheme())
TitleCard("Murali Kit", "Python add-ons for Murali Engine").add_to_scene(scene)
scene.add(Label("Hello", height=0.3, color=WHITE))
scene.preview()

The engine owns Scene, primitives, timelines, preview, and export. Kit owns style and lesson diagrams. The engine does not depend on the kit.

Local development

python3 -m venv .venv
.venv/bin/python -m pip install -r requirements-local.txt
source .venv/bin/activate
export PYTHONPATH=src
python examples/hello_shapes.py
python preview_all.py --auto

requirements-local.txt installs the adjacent ../murali checkout. Use requirements-git.txt to install the engine from GitHub instead.

How to run the catalog: examples/README.md.
How to publish: RELEASE.md.