mojo-python-interop

You can call Python libraries from Mojo by applying Mojo-Python interop patterns that import Python functions and handle explicit type conversions. This requires Mojo runtime support to bridge the two languages safely and efficiently.

The best way to expose Mojo types to Python is by building Python extension modules in Mojo and wrapping Mojo structs for Python consumption. These type bindings handle robust conversions between Mojo and Python objects.

Yes, Mojo supports Python C-API compatibility to enable robust cross-language interop. This allows Mojo modules to leverage existing Python tooling, wrap Python extensions, and exchange data with Python objects natively.

Type conversions between Mojo and Python objects are handled through robust, explicit conversion utilities provided by the interop layer. These ensure data is safely exchanged when wrapping Python extensions or calling Python functions.

You need Mojo-Python interop when your Mojo modules must leverage existing Python tooling, wrap Python extensions, or expose native Mojo types to Python. It provides the runtime support required for cross-language data exchange.