.. highlight:: sh

.. _bindings:


###############################################################################
Programming with @PACKAGE_NAME@
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Using OpenPACE in C/C++
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.. seealso::

    See the `OpenPACE API documentation <_static/doxygen/modules.html>`_
    for the native C/C++ interface

Here we have a small example in C:

.. literalinclude:: ../src/example.c
    :language: c

.. seealso::
    Have a look at the `nPA Smart Card Library`_ for a more complex project
    that uses the C Interface from OpenPACE.


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Using OpenPACE in Python
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Python bindings must be configured with :option:`--enable-python`. They depend
on SWIG and Python.

In case of a non-standard installation of OpenPACE you might -- in addition to
:envvar:`LD_LIBRARY_PATH` -- also need to setup the :envvar:`PYTHONPATH`
environment variable.

Here is a sample script that shows how OpenPACE is accessed from Python:

.. literalinclude:: ../bindings/python/example.py
    :language: python

.. seealso::
    Have a look at the `Emulator for the German Identity Card`_ for a more
    complex project that uses the Python Interface from OpenPACE.

Unfortunately, OpenPACE's Python bindings are currently poorly documented:

.. toctree::

    python_api.txt

.. versionadded:: 0.8
    The SWIG bindings from `pyPACE`_ have been integrated into OpenPACE.


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Using OpenPACE in Ruby
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Ruby bindings must be configured with :option:`--enable-ruby`. They depend on
SWIG and Ruby.

Here is a sample script that shows how OpenPACE is accessed from Ruby:

.. literalinclude:: ../bindings/ruby/example.rb
    :language: ruby

.. versionadded:: 0.9
    Added Ruby bindings.


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Using OpenPACE in Go
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Go bindings must be configured with :option:`--enable-go`. They depend on SWIG
and ``gccgo``.

Here is a sample program that shows how OpenPACE is accessed from Go:

.. literalinclude:: ../bindings/go/example.go
    :language: go

.. versionadded:: 0.9
    Added Go bindings.


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Using OpenPACE in Java
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Ruby bindings must be configured with :option:`--enable-java`. They depend on
SWIG, a java compiler and the JNI developement headers. You may set the
:envvar:`JAVAC` environment variable to your preferred Java compiler.

Here is a sample program that shows how OpenPACE is accessed from Java:

.. literalinclude:: ../bindings/java/Example.java
    :language: java


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Using OpenPACE in Javascript
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Technically the process for getting OpenPACE into Javascript is similar to
cross compiling. It is covered in :ref:`javascript_api`


.. target-notes::

.. _`SWIG`: http://swig.org
.. _`pyPACE`: http://pypace.sourceforge.net
.. _`nPA Smart Card Library`: https://frankmorgner.github.io/vsmartcard/npa/README.html
.. _`Emulator for the German Identity Card`: https://frankmorgner.github.io/vsmartcard/virtualsmartcard/README.html
