A Python CEL implementation (written in Rust)

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I've been working on a Python library for the Common Expression Language (CEL). It's a wrapper around the cel-rust crate which is under heavy development. The python wrapper uses PyO3 and Maturin to handle the Rust-Python interop.CEL is a safe, fast, non-Turing complete expression language, great for things like configuration, validation rules, or policy engines where you need to evaluate user-defined logic without the security risks of eval(). You can install it via pip or uv: `uv tool install common-expression-language`And run the REPL: cel -iOr evaluate an expression directly: cel 'size(data.things) > 1' --context '{"data": {"things": [1,2,3]}}Docs: https://python-common-expression-langua

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