navis-fastcore
Re-implementation of navis core functions in Rust.
Install
We provide precompiled binaries for all major Python versions, CPU architectures and operating systems.
From PyPI:
pip install navis-fastcore
If that fails, try building from source (see below).
Usage
navis-fastcore itself does not depend on navis. This is to allow
using fastcore in libraries other than navis. Please see the
docs for examples.
navis will automatically use fastcore if it is available.
The integration is still work in progress, so for now you
should install navis from Github to make sure you have the
latest version.
Building from source
- Install rust
- Clone this repository
cdintofastcore-rs/pydirectory- Create a virtual environment:
python3 -m venv .venv - Activate virtual environment:
source .venv/bin/activate - Compile via either:
maturin develop --releasewhich will compile the extension into thefastcore/directorymaturin build --releaseto build wheel in/target/wheels
- To install the Python package either do:
pip install -e .to install in editable modepip install targets/wheels/navis_fastcore....whl
Note that unless you compiled with the --release flag,
timings will be much slower (up to 10x) than in a release build!
Test
First make sure pytest is installed:
pip install pytest -U
Then run the test-suite like so:
pytest --verbose -s
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