Projects

There are well over 600 projects using scikit-build-core on PyPI. This is a selection of some of the projects. Feel free to add your own project to docs/data/projects.toml. The following selection was primarily constructed by looking at the top 15,000 most downloaded projects on PyPI for top-level pyproject.toml’s in SDists that use scikit-build-core.

• adios2 (source)

• afdko (source)

• antspyx (source)

• astyle (source)

• awkward-cpp (source)

• boost-histogram (source)

• celerite2 (source)

• clang-format (source)

• cmake (source)

• coreforecast (source)

• deflate (source)

• ducc0 (source)

• faiss-cpu (source)

• freud-analysis (source)

• gdstk (source)

• gemmi (source)

• h3 (source)

• highspy (source)

• imgui-bundle (source)

• iminuit (source)

• islpy (source)

• kiss-icp (source)

• lammps (source)

• laszip (source)

• Levenshtein (source)

• libigl (source)

• librapid (source)

• lightgbm (source)

• llama-cpp-python (source)

• llamacpp (source)

• manifold3d (source)

• MaterialX (source)

• mqt-core (source)

• nanobind (source)

• ncrystal (source)

• ninja (source)

• nodejs-wheel (source)

• ompl (source)

• OpenEXR (source)

• OpenImageIO (source)

• osmium (source)

• osqp (source)

• phik (source)

• phono3py (source)

• phonopy (source)

• polyscope (source)

• pyarrow (source)

• pygram11 (source)

• pyhmmer (source)

• pylibmagic (source)

• pyopencl (source)

• pyresidfp (source)

• pyslang (source)

• pyzmq (source)

• rapidfuzz (source)

• s5cmd (source)

• SimpleITK (source)

• simsopt (source)

• sparse-dot-topn (source)

• spglib (source)

• spherely (source)

• stormpy (source)

• symusic (source)

• tetgen (source)

• tiledb (source)

• tomotopy (source)

• viennals (source)

• viennaps (source)

• xgrammar (source)

• xtgeo (source)

In addition, most of the RAPIDSAI projects use scikit-build-core, but they are not published on PyPI. A few of them are:

• CuDF (source)

• CuGraph (source)

• CuML (source)

• CuSpatial (source)

• RMM (source)

• Raft (source)

The Insight Toolkit (ITK), the initial target project for scikit-build classic, has transitioned to scikit-build-core. ITK currently provides one example of a production SWIG-based deployment. In addition, dozens of ITK-based extension packages are configured with scikit-build-core.