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I'm a longtime python developer and recently have been introduced to Prolog. I love the concept of using relationship rules for certain kinds of tasks, and would like to add this to my repertoire.
Are there any good libraries for logic programming in Python? I've done some searching on Google but only found the following:
jtauber's blog series on relational_python
Would love to compare to some others...thanks!
-aj
You should also check PyLog:
http://cdsoft.fr/pylog/
It has a very clean and simple syntax and implementation.
As we are heading toward 2019, I recommend PySWIP over others recommended here. It is actively maintained and has an easy interface, unlike Pyke (9 years ago) or PyLog (6 years ago).