pyhy
Python bindings for libhydrogen.
Install
Requires libhydrogen to be installed on system. Testing/development has been done on linux, specifically Ubuntu 18.04. Additional work may be required for other platforms/distros.
pip3 install pyhy
Usage
- An end-to-end example for
kx(N, KK, XX) is provided using paho-mqtt. See demo for instructions. - The wiki contains a few usage examples.
- tests.py is fairly self-describing. Just copy that somewhere, run it, and hack away.
Bindings
This project uses cffi docs/bitbucket. If you experience low-level issues you may want to look there for help.
Ensuring latest version:
pip3 uninstall pyhy
pip3 install pyhy --no-cache
To generate bindings yourself:
sudo apt-get install python3-dev
virtualenv env --python=$(which python3)
source env/bin/activate
pip3 install cffi
git clone https://github.com/someburner/pyhy
cd pyhy
./bind.py
./test.py
NOTE: For development you may need to compiled/install libhydrogen with
-fPIC flag (add it to CFLAGS at the top of its Makefile).
License
See LICENSE. Same as libhydrogen.
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