Using the rust library instead of a pure python implementation

[jbjorsell]

Is the idea to implement a pure python version of toon? If so, is there any reason to do that over using the rust version together with pyo3 to create a python interface for the rust code? That should improve speed, reliability and reduce maintainability in the long run compared to maintaining two complete implementations in different languages.

[Justar96]

We’re prioritizing pure python for maximal portability (no wheels/toolchains) interpreter coverage PyPy/GraalPy nd simpler ops for users. happy to add a rust fast path as an optional backend PyO3/maturin once the API stabilizes and a wheel matrix is justified same behavior, faster path where available.

[batprem]

I created a repo here to wrap Rust function as a Python module.

https://github.com/batprem/py-rtoon

It seems like the current direction of this repo is to focus to native Python.

But pure Python always cost a lot.