Rules Engine in C or Python [closed]

Answer 1

Pychinko has been around for a while. I've never used it in production, but investigated it for possible production application a while back. It looks like it has pretty good features and a decent community of users.

http://www.mindswap.org/~katz/pychinko/

Answer 2

I write a simple rule engine in python. You can store your rules in json or yaml string, and use this rule engine to match the rule with the context.

https://github.com/tclh123/rule

Answer 3

Here is a list of 13 open source rules engines in java, Drools is possibly the best of these. http://java-sources.org/open-source/rule-engines

Answer 4

In your search for RETE based rules engine in Python either Pyke or PyCLIPS could be the one you would want to use.

PS: I had left a comment to S.Lott's answer about Pyke. I have posted a separate answer as per his suggestion and also to let other readers readily know that the rules engine mentioned in this answer could be a probable choice if they are searching for one.