NOTE: The BeeWare project is currently using this branch as an interim measure
for building binary wheels for iOS, tvOS and watchOS. For that purpose, most of
this repository can be ignored, as it is Android specific; the server/pypi folder
contains the parts that are interesting for the purposes of iOS etc.
If you want to request a package for iOS/tvOS/watchOS, please open a ticket on this repository. If you want to request a package for Android, open a ticket on the upstream Chaquopy repository
Chaquopy provides everything you need to include Python components in an Android app, including:
- Full integration with Android Studio's standard Gradle build system.
- Simple APIs for calling Python code from Java/Kotlin, and vice versa.
- A wide range of third-party Python packages, including SciPy, OpenCV, TensorFlow and many more.
To get started, see the documentation.
This repository contains the following components:
productcontains Chaquopy itself.targetcontains build processes for Python and its dependencies.server/pypicontains build processes for third-party Python packages.
The open-source demo apps are contained in separate repositories under https://github.com/chaquo/.
For build instructions, see the README files in each subdirectory.
Or to build everything at once, follow the instructions below on a Linux x86-64 machine:
If necessary, install Docker using the instructions on its website.
Make sure all submodules are up to date:
git submodule init && git submodule update
Then run the script build-maven.sh. This will generate a maven directory containing the
Chaquopy repository.
To use this repository to build an app, edit the repositories block in your settings.gradle
or build.gradle file to declare your
repository
before mavenCentral. Either an HTTP URL or a local path can be used.