[Django]-Julia object in python class init

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Try to move your julia import out of the class constructor and do not set self.jul as the output of jl.include:

# in script.jl
function hello()
 return "hello"
end

# in code.py
import julia
julia.Julia()
from julia import Main as jl

class juliaStuff:
    def __init__(self):
        self.jul = jl
        jl.include("script.jl")

    def callJulFunc(self):
        return self.jul.hello()

obj = juliaStuff()

print(obj.callJulFunc())

Calling the python code prints "hello" in the terminal.

👤Hugo Trentesaux

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