https://github.com/JuliaPy/pyjulia
As the documentation says.
However, julia.install () requires julia to be in your path.
Looking at the source code, I found that I could specify the path for julia.
julia.install(julia="/path/to/julia")
You can set the path of the julia command with. It may be useful when it is troublesome to register the path of the julia command in PATH in the Windows environment.
Julia itself is a cross-platform as it is, with a musl (libc) version that is more portable than glibc etc. for Linux.
It seems that it works on Windows without any inconvenience. (Since I also use LLVM for compilation, it should work without Visual Studio ...)
All you have to do is call Julia with reference to the documentation!
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