Bazel how to add Python library built in C into Python Binary

Bazel is an open-source build tool developed by Google that supports the build and test of multiple languages. It is particularly powerful for large, complex projects with dependencies across different languages. This tutorial will guide you through the process of adding a C++ library into a Python binary using Bazel.
Before you begin, make sure you have the following installed:
Let's assume you have the following project structure:
Create a WORKSPACE file in your project root:
This configuration sets up the necessary tools and dependencies for Python.
Create a BUILD file in your cc_library directory:
This defines a C++ library named my_lib with source and header files.
Create a BUILD file in your py_binary directory:
This defines a Python binary named my_binary that depends on the C++ library my_lib.
Now you can build and run your project:
This will build your C++ library and Python binary, and then execute the binary.
In this tutorial, you learned how to integrate a C++ library into a Python binary using Bazel. Bazel's multi-language support and dependency management make it a powerful tool for building complex projects with components in different languages.
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