PyPantograph

Python interface to the Pantograph library

Getting started

First initialize the git submodules so that git can keep track of the submodules being used do:

# - initialize the git submodules by preparing the git repository, but it does not clone or fetch them, just init's git's internal configs
git submodule init

Then to clone, fetch & update the submodules code (and also initilize anything you might have forgotten that is specificed in the .gitmodules file):

# - initialize the git submodules so that git can track them and then the update clone/fetches & updates the submodules
git submodule update --init

Then install poetry by following instructions written for the Stanford SNAP cluster or their official instructions. Then once you confirm you have poetry & the initialized git submodules, execute:

poetry build

To run server tests:

python -m pantograph.server

The tests in pantograph/server.py also serve as simple interaction examples

Install 2: With Conda and Pip in the SNAP cluster

# install Lean4 manually (elan and lake)
curl -sSf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leanprover/elan/master/elan-init.sh | sh -s -- -y

# create and activate the right python env (this is needed so that poetry build works)
conda create -n pypantograph_env python=3.11 -y
conda activate pypantograph_env

# build the PyPantograph proj (build the py distribution, py deps and custom (lean4) installs)
cd $HOME/PyPantograph
poetry build

# install pypantograph in editable mode (only pyproject.toml needed! Assuming your at the proj root)
pip install -e . 

# confirm intalls
pip list | grep pantograph
pip list | grep vllm
pip list | greo torch

# make sure the PyPantrograph server tests by Leni work
python -m server.py