Hi,
Python support did kind of suck in recent huggle versions. With 3.1.10
it's going to be significantly improved and the following document
will start to apply:
https://github.com/huggle/huggle3-qt-lx/wiki/Python
If you were ever interested in writing python extensions for huggle,
the next version will hopefully make it useful enough to be used for
some simple operations.
On other hand keep in mind that python in huggle still lacks a lot of
possibilities compared to native C++ extensions. Python's C api do not
provide any good methods to marshall C/C++ data structures to/from
python and that makes it basically impossible to give python
programmers direct access to Qt window subsystem that huggle runs on
and many other interfaces for which we didn't explicitly created
marshalling proxies. In a nutshell it means you can't create new
windows or extend huggle's GUI through python. You can only use it to
process the data using various huggle's hooks or affect the way how
huggle works with these data (change scoring mechanisms, predictions
or change current functions etc).