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It is an interesting question, and JNI bindings make sense. But, the python wrapper is dictated mostly by practical computational tasks, analogs, as well as by existing infrastructure for experiments.
So, if there is a strong need of Kotlin library user-flow, then JNI based library will be with 100% probability added)
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EgorOrachyov commentedon Apr 2, 2021
Hi, thank you for your question.
It is an interesting question, and JNI bindings make sense. But, the python wrapper is dictated mostly by practical computational tasks, analogs, as well as by existing infrastructure for experiments.
So, if there is a strong need of Kotlin library user-flow, then JNI based library will be with 100% probability added)
EgorOrachyov commentedon Apr 2, 2021
Library has C API, so there is no problem with wrapping.
zaleslaw commentedon Apr 2, 2021