External Interpreted Language Interfaces
The Wolfram Language supports immediate access to REPLs for external languages such as Python, JavaScript (Node.js), etc., as well as variants in which particular packages are preloaded. Once an external system is discovered or registered, ExternalEvaluate immediately calls the system, either in a one-shot mode or through a persistent session.
ExternalEvaluate — one-shot evaluation of external code
ExternalFunction — call a function in an external language, and return the result
ExternalOperation — represents an external operation
ExternalObject — represents an external object bound to an external session
External Sessions
StartExternalSession — start a persistent session of the external system
ExternalSessionObject — symbolic representation of an active external session
ExternalSessions — give a list of active external sessions
Managing External Evaluator Systems
ExternalEvaluators — find currently available external evaluator systems
ExternalEvaluatorObject — symbolic representation of an evaluator system
RegisterExternalEvaluator ▪ UnregisterExternalEvaluator
"Python" ▪ "NodeJS" ▪ "Julia" ▪ "Ruby" ▪ "R" ▪ "Java" ▪ "Octave" ▪ "Jupyter" ▪ "SQL" ▪ "SQL-JDBC" ▪ "Shell" ▪ "CUDA"
Processing Input and Output
TemplateApply — apply a template to generate a string, file, etc.
Interpreter — specify an interpreter for a string
Wolfram Client Library for Python