A CPython extension for Vectorscan, an open source fork of Hyperscan, Intel's open source (prior to version 5.4), high-performance multiple regex matching library.
# 🪄 Installing libhs is NOT required, because python-hyperscan is statically linked
pip install hyperscan
If you'd like to use Intel's Hyperscan rather than Vectorscan, or if you'd like to enable native CPU detection to build optimized non-FAT libraries (default off in Vectorscan), extending the manylinux-hyperscan Docker image used to build the binary wheels for this library should be fairly straightforward.
python-hyperscan currently exposes most of the C API, with the
following caveats or exceptions:
hs_expression_info, hs_expression_ext_info,
hs_populate_platform, and hs_serialized_database_info not
exposed yet.See the documentation for more detailed build instructions.
FAQs
Python bindings for Hyperscan.
We found that hyperscan demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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