tstring-core 0.2.2

Shared runtime primitives for PEP 750 structural template renderers

tstring-core

Shared Python compatibility layer for the Rust-first JSON, TOML, and YAML t-string backends.

Requires Python 3.14+.

This package depends on tstring-bindings, a native PyO3 extension. On supported platforms, install from prebuilt wheels. Other environments require a local Rust 1.94.0 toolchain build.

What It Provides

• shared error categories re-exported from the Rust bindings
• compatibility helper APIs for tokenization, spans, diagnostics, and slots
• a stable import surface for the Python wrapper packages and tests

What It Does Not Provide

• JSON grammar rules
• TOML grammar rules
• YAML grammar rules
• backend-specific representability policies

Those responsibilities now live in the Rust workspace under rust/.

Runtime Contract

Each backend exposed through the Python packages follows the same high-level pipeline:

1. validate that the input is a PEP 750 Template
2. pass the template into the shared PyO3 bindings
3. parse backend-specific structure in Rust
4. run semantic checks in Rust
5. render text and backend-native Python data
6. materialize backend-native data from the same parsed/rendered structure

The shared layer is also responsible for keeping the Python-facing exception and typing surface stable across the JSON, TOML, and YAML wrapper packages.

See also

• Project README
• Architecture