"Python Kit" that calls a Python script from Swift
You can run Python scripts from Swift using PythonKit.
This allows you to develop Mac apps that run Python scripts.
(Does not work on iOS)
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Open your Xcode project. Go to "file-> Swift Packages-> Add Package Dependency". Copy and paste the Package Dependency URL from the PythonKit GitHub repository (https://github.com/pvieito/PythonKit).
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Select Branch: master.
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Create a Python file. For example, I wrote "example.py". ↓
example.py
def hello（）：
print（"Hello PythonKit"）
}
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Make the following settings in the Xcode project settings "TARGETS → Signing & Capabilities". · Access files on your Mac instead of the app sandbox -Disable library validation
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Call the Python file from the view controller.
ViewController.swift
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
let sys = Python.import("sys")
sys.path.append("/Users/mlboy/PythonTest/") // example.Path to the directory where py is
let example = Python.import("example") //Import python file
example.hello() //Call a Python function
}
Check the Xcode console. The Python file will be executed and the "Hello Python Kit" will be printed.
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