Newbie questions on Getting Started

[Siddharth Jain]

Hello,

I am developing a Java library that should be accessible from Python. I searched online on how to do this and came across this program. I also looked at the getting started page: https://www.py4j.org/

The problem where I need help is that I would like all this wiring to happen behind the scenes to my user. How to do that? The UX should be:

pip install my-package

import my-package

and start using it. How can I make that possible? A working sample would be appreciated. Thanks.

S.

[Jonah Graham]

Hi S.

The py4j already comes as a pip installable module you can add to your module's dependencies. The docs have a good getting started guide on how to use it - https://www.py4j.org/getting_started.html - and you "simply" make your new package depend on py4j to pull in the py4j dependencies.

Jonah

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