CadQuery Comes of Age

• cadquery

  7 2,413 8.7 Python

  A python parametric CAD scripting framework based on OCCT

  

  If it's only distributed by anaconda, it's a hard "no" for me, since anaconda breaks existing libraries. I mean I could play with miniconda, but really, a docker container / flatpak would be better suited. And if I have to spend hours to try to get something to work, it's usually not worth the sunk time.

  See here for the discussion.

  https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery/issues/153

• cq-flake

  0 16 0.0 Nix

  CadQuery and CQ-editor flake, closely follows master

  I agree with you. That's why in the past I made this issue: https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery/issues/153

  The developers don't seem to be receptive. But fortunately a nix flake exists: https://github.com/marcus7070/cq-flake

  Takes ages to compile thought so I advice you to either be patient or add the cache.

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• CQ-editor

  4 610 4.4 Python

  CadQuery GUI editor based on PyQT

  

  All this talk about anaconda etc is a little overblown. Just grab the release ZIP here and run the launcher. It drops you in the editor/debugger workspace with full functionality. https://github.com/CadQuery/CQ-editor/releases/tag/0.2 It doesn't appear to modify your system in any way.

  I understand that other modes of using CadQuery require 'conda, but the basic built-in editor experience is self contained. Or am I misunderstanding something?

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