g2g-python 0.6.0

//! Host gst-python-ml elements as first-class glass2glass elements (M198).
//!
//! Experimental (Tier 3 in `STABILITY.md`): no stability promise.
//!
//! gst-python-ml factored its ML logic away from GStreamer: the inference
//! `tasks/`, the engine `MLEngineMixin`, and the per-frame work all run with no
//! framework types, behind three seams selected by the `PYML_BACKEND` env var:
//! `FrameIO` (read/write/append-blob a buffer), `AnalyticsBackend` (attach
//! detection metadata), and the element base classes. Today only a `gst`
//! backend exists. This crate is the g2g host those seams target: it embeds
//! CPython in the g2g process, exposes a native `g2g` module that backs
//! `FrameIO` / `AnalyticsBackend` against the live Rust [`Frame`], and wraps a
//! hosted element instance in a g2g [`AsyncElement`] so it negotiates caps and
//! flows frames like any other node.
//!
//! Build layers:
//! - **default (`std`)**: the [`PyTransform`] shell and the pixel-format
//!   mapping ([`format`]) compile. Caps negotiation works; the per-frame Python
//!   call returns [`G2gError::UnsupportedDomain`] because there is no
//!   interpreter. This keeps the crate in `cargo check --workspace` without
//!   libpython.
//! - **`python`**: pulls pyo3 + numpy, embeds CPython, and runs the hosted
//!   element for real. OS-coupled, off the no_std / RTOS baseline.
//!
//! Two zero-copy frame paths reach the hosted element: System memory over the
//! Python buffer protocol (`g2g_process`), and a GPU-resident CUDA frame over
//! `__cuda_array_interface__` / `__dlpack__`, one `g2g.CudaPlane` per NV12 plane
//! handed to `g2g_process_cuda` (or its batch and produce siblings). The `host`
//! and `cuda_plane` modules carry the contracts, the plane layout, and the
//! CUDA-context caveat.
//!
//! This crate links `std` unconditionally (embedding CPython is the most
//! OS-coupled thing in the tree). The `std` feature only forwards to
//! `g2g-core/std`; it is not a no_std gate on this crate.

pub mod format;

mod aggregator;
mod element;
mod props;
mod source;
pub use aggregator::PyAggregator;
pub use element::PyTransform;
pub use source::PySource;

/// Register the hosted Python elements as `gst-launch` / autoplug factories on
/// `registry`, so they are instantiable by name like any built-in:
/// - `pyelement module=... class=... draw-label=...` — a transform;
/// - `pysrc module=... class=... format=... width=... height=... framerate=...
///   num-buffers=...` — a source;
/// - `pyaggregator module=... class=... draw-label=...` — an N-in/1-out batching
///   muxer (its input count comes from link degree).
///
/// The parser default-constructs each and applies its `key=value` properties via
/// the property system, then negotiation + `configure_pipeline` spawn the worker.
/// Call after [`g2g_plugins::default_registry`] (or any `Registry`). Building the
/// per-frame path still needs the `python` feature.
#[cfg(feature = "std")]
pub fn register(registry: &mut g2g_core::runtime::Registry) {
    use g2g_core::runtime::{LaunchFactory, MuxerFactory, SourceFactory};
    use g2g_core::{Caps, Dim, Rate, RawVideoFormat};

    registry.register_launch(LaunchFactory::of::<PyTransform>("pyelement", || {
        Box::new(PyTransform::new("", ""))
    }));

    registry.register_muxer(MuxerFactory::new("pyaggregator", |inputs| {
        Box::new(PyAggregator::new("", "", inputs))
    }));

    // The declared caps are the default; `format=`/`width=`/... properties
    // refine them, and `intercept_caps` returns the refined set at negotiation.
    let default_caps = Caps::RawVideo {
        format: RawVideoFormat::Rgba8,
        width: Dim::Fixed(320),
        height: Dim::Fixed(240),
        framerate: Rate::Fixed(30),
        interlace: g2g_core::Interlace::Any,
    };
    registry.register_source(SourceFactory::new("pysrc", default_caps, || {
        Box::new(PySource::new("", ""))
    }));
}

#[cfg(feature = "python")]
mod cuda_plane;
#[cfg(feature = "python")]
mod host;
#[cfg(feature = "python")]
pub use host::init_host;