Can be loaded as a Jupyter extension %load_ext warpscript, which provides the cell magic %%warpscript that executes WarpScript code.
Can be imported as import warpscript, which provides newStack() and newLocalStack() that create a WarpScript execution environment (a stack).
To execute WarpScript code on a Warp 10 platform with this extension, the platform must embed the Py4J plugin available here. To enable FETCH, FIND, and FINDSTATS functions on this platform, set egress.clients.expose=true.
Warpscript code can also be executed locally (without a warp 10 platform) using %%warpscript --local/-l or newLocalStack().
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