Sym

Every library. Every language. No walls.

Your Python can't use Apache Lucene. Your Ruby can't touch numpy's cousins in R. Says who?

import sym

lucene = sym.java.package("org.apache.lucene")   # Java's search engine, in Python
np     = sym.imp("numpy")                          # Python's own
ggplot = sym.r("ggplot2")                          # R's finest
gson   = sym.java("com.google.gson.Gson")()        # a LIVE Java object, in Python

The party trick — real React, from Python:

React  = sym.js("react")
html   = sym.js("react-dom/server").renderToString(
    React.createElement("h1", None, "rendered by React. called from Python. yes, really."))

Not a port. Not a reimplementation. The actual libraries — Lucene, React, numpy, ggplot2, Apache POI — running in their own runtimes, called from yours. Ten languages, every package ecosystem on Earth, one host. None of them know the others exist. They all just talk to Sym.

Install:

pip install sym-lang     # then: import sym

Node, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Go, R, Java clients too → github.com/RicKanjilal/sym