This is a library for embedding Python 3 in racket.
You need Python 3.10 or newer installed on your system with the system PATH environment variable set up correctly.
Linux users will probably have to install libpython3 or an equivalent package.
Download this somewhere, cd to the project root, and then run raco pkg install.
#lang racket/base
(require snake-oil)
; Import functions, etc from python source files!
(require-py "test.py" fnord)
(fnord 1 2 3)
; Or from modules!
(require-py "math" radians)
(radians 90)
; Or just vibe!
(py-eval "(min(123, 456), [456, 789], 'Hail Eris!', {'a':1, 'b':2})")
; Or if you need to get really fancy,
(define math (py-import "math"))
(py-eval "sqrt(2)" math)It can export numbers, strings, dictionaries, tuples, lists, and callables from Python. Exported functions can be called from Racket with integers, flonums, strings, lists, vectors, or hashes as arguments.
No. This is a work in progress with no known users.