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I'm building a photo editing app in rust and though it might be nice to have an AI super resolution feature. A user could click a button to increase the images size by 2x, 4x, etc. The Python library Idealo seems great for this. I've watched this tutorial on embedding python in rust with inline_python, and I'm wondering, are things really that simple? You could just call and use the python library in your rust code like you would normal python code? I'm assuming that their needs to be some conversion from the python types to rust types, but for a simple image this doesn't seem too complex. Does anyone have experience with embedding python in their rust app?
This example maybe helpful.
