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Use Python serialization methods to export an expression to the WXF format.

Import the Python function export from the Wolfram Client Library

The export function is the cornerstone of the serialization module:

from wolframclient.serializers import export

Serialize a Python object

Many Python built-in types are serialized to their Wolfram Language counterparts:

export({'float': 1.2, 'bool': False, 'string': 'hello world!', 'bytes': b'\x00\xFF'}, target_format='wxf')

Convert to a Wolfram Language expression using BinaryDeserialize:

Write arbitrary Wolfram Language expressions in Python

Create an expression in Python using the wl function:

from wolframclient.language import wl wl_expr = wl.BarChart(wl.Range(5))

Export it to the WXF format by specifying it as the target format:

export(wl_expr, target_format='wxf')

Convert to a Wolfram Language expression using BinaryDeserialize:

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