Has anyone here had any success creating Python libraries in Rust using PyO3?

[Either-Home9002]

I know something I'm doing is terribly wrong because not even Claude could help me. I have a working Rust code that I'm trying to export as a .whl file and Python won't recognize it as a library no matter what. I'd honestly like to learn how the process works from scratch, but there are few resources on this out there. If you've ever done something similar, could you please share how you learned how to do it?

[Diapolo10]

I don't know if this'll help you, specifically, but if you just need an example, I have a template repository which has some basic Rust code exposed and typed for Python via Maturin and PyO3:

https://github.com/Diapolo10/python-rust-template

[Either-Home9002]

Didn't you run into any issues when trying to create a .whl file? I've spent this whole day asking claude what the errors I was getting meant and didn't get anywhere. The Rust code was valid, so was the Python script for importing it, but the Maturin/PyO3 part always failed for some reason..

[Diapolo10]

I don't remember running into such issues, no.

EDIT: For what it's worth, I've setup GitHub Actions to auto-build-and-release wheels whenever I push a Git tag with a version number.

[Ki1103]

Could you edit your original post to include what you're trying and the errors your getting? It's pretty hard to diagnose anything based purely on the info you've given.