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PyO3 is a Rust library that allows you to write native Python extensions in Rust, or embed the Python interpreter in a Rust application. It provides robust, safe, and idiomatic bindings.
PyO3 is a comprehensive library that provides a safe and ergonomic way to call into Python from Rust code and vice-versa. It is widely used for accelerating Python code with Rust or adding scripting capabilities to Rust applications.
Bridging the gap between Rust's performance, safety, and control, and Python's extensive libraries, ease of use, and scripting environment, enabling developers to leverage the strengths of both languages in a single project.
Write high-performance Python modules directly in Rust, benefiting from Rust's speed and memory safety.
Integrate the Python interpreter into your Rust applications to leverage Python's ecosystem and scripting capabilities.
Seamlessly call Python objects and functions from Rust and vice-versa, handling type conversions and the Global Interpreter Lock (GIL).
PyO3 is suitable for a variety of scenarios where interaction between Rust and Python is required, including:
Implement computationally intensive functions or libraries in Rust and expose them as standard Python modules for use in Python projects.
Achieve C-extension level performance with Rust's safety guarantees and better developer experience.
Embed a Python interpreter within a Rust application to execute Python scripts, leverage Python libraries, or provide a plugin system.
Utilize the rich Python ecosystem (e.g., data analysis, machine learning) from a Rust codebase, or allow users to customize application behavior via Python scripts.
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