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@cadbuildr/cad-pyodide-runtime

v0.1.0

Published

Pyodide runtime for running foundation CAD code in browser apps

Readme

cad-pyodide-runtime

Standalone browser runtime for Pyodide with a CAD foundation package preinstalled.

Summary

This package provides an ergonomic way to run CAD foundation Python code in the browser:

  1. Load Pyodide.
  2. Install micropip, numpy, and a configurable foundation package.
  3. Run Python code and optionally extract a DAG via show(...).

Install

npm install @cadbuildr/cad-pyodide-runtime pyodide

Quick start

import { initializeCadPyodideRuntime, runCadPythonCode } from "@cadbuildr/cad-pyodide-runtime";

const pyodide = await initializeCadPyodideRuntime({
  packages: {
    foundation: "^0.2.0",
    foundationPackageName: "foundation-core",
  },
  foundationImportPath: "foundation_core",
  foundationDagUtilsPath: "foundation_core.dag_utils",
});

const result = await runCadPythonCode(
  pyodide,
  `
from foundation_core import show
from foundation_core.models import Part

part = Part()
show(part)
`
);

console.log(result.dag);

API

  • initializeCadPyodideRuntime(options) -> initializes Pyodide + foundation package.
  • runCadPythonCode(pyodide, pythonCode, options?) -> runs code and returns { dag }.
  • buildFoundationRequirement(version, packageName?) -> converts versions/caret constraints to micropip requirements.

Development

npm install
npm test
npm run type-check

Publishing

Ensure you are logged into npm with access to the @cadbuildr scope, then:

npm publish --access public

Pairing with cad-kernel-r3f

After runCadPythonCode returns a DAG, pass it to @cadbuildr/cad-kernel-r3f (for example KernelStlMesh and createKernelApiClient pointed at your kernel-api base URL). The Pyodide and kernel layers are separate concerns; compose them in your app.