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This is an experiment to build a Spin Python SDK using CPython, Wizer, and PyO3.

## Installing the Plugin and Running Examples
## Installing the Plugin

Use the following command to install the `py2wasm` plugin and then build the example Spin app:

```
```bash
spin plugins update
spin plugins install py2wasm
```

If you'd like to try out the latest features, you can use the following command to install the *unstable* canary version of the plugin:

```bash
spin plugins install --url https://github.com/fermyon/spin-python-sdk/releases/download/canary/py2wasm.json
```

## Running Examples

After installing the plugin, you can run the examples found in this repo:

```bash
cd examples/hello world
spin build
spin up
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Then, build the `spin-python-cli`:

```
```bash
make
```

Finally, build and run the example app:

```
```bash
cd examples/hello_world
$CARGO_TARGET_DIR/release/spin-python app -o app.wasm
spin up
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