Closed justbuchanan closed 7 months ago
I have been considering adding something like an entrypoint
argument to handle situations like this. I think the challenge is in getting this to work with CQGI. I may have to monkey-patch methods that don't call show_object
, or I'll have to write a shim that imports the module somehow, involves the method, and then calls show_object
on the result. All the ways I've thought of to do it are pretty messy.
@justbuchanan cq-cli should be installable via pip using git now, but I haven't updated the readme with the information. This allows cq-cli to integrate better with a Python environment.
Great, glad to hear this is something you've considered :). And thanks for the info on cqgi difficulties - if I have time, I may take a look at that and see what I can figure out.
Thanks for the tip on pip-installability.
@justbuchanan Feel free to register your interest on that PR. It wasn't actually a feature I needed, so when the PR discussion lasted longer than expected, I got distracted on other things. I looks like I just need to fix the test coverage to make that PR ready for merge.
Sounds good, would you mind linking the PR you're thinking of?
Sorry, I was posting everything on my phone and meant to put that message in the tuple PR discussion #17 https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery/pull/1373
@justbuchanan Feel free to add your ideas for making this work and/or submit a PR. It's going to be a while before I am able to get back to this.
This feature was implemented in #26 - closing the issue.
I have a model designed in cadquery that is made up of multiple 3d-printed parts, each defined in their own python function. I'd like an easy way to export each of these individual parts as stl files.
I want to do something like this: