The latest version is now available via pypi (easy_install -U pyRserve).

About pyRserve

pyRserve is a (pure python) client for connecting Python to an R process on a remote server via TCP-IP (using Rserve). Through such a connection variables can be get and set in R from Python, and also R-functions can be called remotely. No R-related libraries need to be installed on the client side.

Sample code

>>> from pyRserve import connect
>>> conn = connect('your R server')
>>> conn.r('1+1')                # direct evaluation of a statement
2
>>> conn.r.myList = [1, 2, 3]    # bind a list within R to variable 'myList'

>>> conn.r('func1 <- function(v) { v*2 }') # create a function in R
>>> conn.r.func1(4)                        # call the function in R
16

Changes in V 0.5.2

• Fixed bug with 32bit integer conversion on 64bit machines. Upgrade highly recommended!

Documentation and Support

The documentation for pyRserve is available at http://packages.python.org/pyRserve

The corresponding Google news group can be found at http://groups.google.com/group/pyrserve

The latest version is now available via pypi (easy_install -U pyRserve).

About pyRserve

pyRServe is a library for connecting Python to an R process running under Rserve. Through such a connection variables can be get and set in R from Python, and also R-functions can be called remotely.

Changes in V 0.5.0

• Renamed pyRserve.rconnect() to pyRserve.connect(). The former still works but shows a DeprecationWarning
• String evaluation should now only be executed on the namespace directly, not on the connection object anymore. The latter still works but shows a DeprecationWarning.
• New kw argument atomicArray=True added to pyRserve.connect() for preventing single valued arrays from being converted into atomic python data types.

Documentation and Support

The documentation for pyRserve is available at http://packages.python.org/pyRserve

The corresponding Google news group can be found at http://groups.google.com/group/pyrserve