rustimport-jupyter 0.1.3

Jupyter and IPython magic for compiling Python extensions written in Rust

rustimport_jupyter

Jupyter and IPython magic for compiling Python extensions written in Rust. This project builds on top of rustimport by adding a IPython magic.

Installation

0. Install Rust by following Rust's Getting started Guide.
1. Install package: pip install rustimport_jupyter

How To Use

rustimport_jupyter compiles Python extensions written in Rust in Jupyter notebooks. We enable the feature by loading the rustimport_jupyter extension from within a Jupyter notebook:

%load_ext rustimport_jupyter

Next, we prefix a cell with the %%rustimport marker to compile it:

%%rustimport
use pyo3::prelude::*;

#[pyfunction]
fn square(x: i32) -> i32 {
    x * x
}

Notebook Examples

• NumPy in Rust - Using rustimport_jupyter to write NumPy code in Rust! Run in Google Colab 💻
• Running in Google Colab - For Google Colab, rustimport_jupyter and the rust toolchain needs to be installed first. Run in Google Colab 💻.
• Polars Expression Plugins - Use rustimport_jupyter to quickly iterate on Polars expression plugins. Run in Google Colab 💻.

License

rustimport_jupyter is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.