Lightweight Rust integration in Jupyter notebook
Project description
rust-magic
Allows to try rust in Jupyter notebook. Implemented via line/cell magics:
Installation
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Install rust and jupyter-notebook
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cargo install cargo-script
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pip install rust-magic
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Enjoy :)
Third-party crates
are supported via normal cargo script
syntax (see below for a more compact notation):
Compiler options
can be provided in the cell mode:
NB Here's a copy-pastable form of all the examples above.
Syntax highlighting
To enable rust syntax highlighting in %%rust cells run the following snippet in a python jupyter cell:
from notebook.services.config import ConfigManager
c = ConfigManager()
c.update('notebook', {"CodeCell": {"highlight_modes": {"text/x-rustsrc": {"reg": ["^%%rust"]}}}})
This only needs to be run once: it stores the setting in a config file in home directory.
Long cells
Jupyter "doesn't like" long cells: when a cell gets longer than the screen its output is not readily visible. Here're a few ways how to handle the problem with rust_magic:
a) putting dependencies into a separate cell (more)
b) collapsing function bodies with codefolding jupyter extension
c) putting function definitions into separate cells (more)
Faster compile times
can be acheived by caching dependencies compile results with sccache.
Rust-magic automatically uses it if it is installed in the system (cargo install sccache
).
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