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*Using Docker to run unit tests. Docker creates an application environment, without installing FreeCAD or python modules | *Using Docker to run unit tests. Docker creates an application environment, without installing FreeCAD or python modules | ||
*One Docker instance does the test runs. How long did it take to set up Docker. | *One Docker instance does the test runs. How long did it take to set up Docker. | ||
*But for a novice, it's easy enough to install the app and work from there. | |||
*Access Docker documentation from G's documentation. | |||
*Docker runs on laptop | |||
Revision as of 23:35, 2 May 2020
Overview
Programming New Workbenches in FreeCAD
One Paragraph Introduction by Ruslan Krenzler
FreeCAD Kernel
Links
Notes from G
- Keeping 3D programming in mind - understanding what you are working with in 3D space
- Label code and functions according to orientation
- Adding toolbars is easy
- To start a FreeCAD workbench...
Starting a Bench
- Start by knowing what you need to do.
- Understand a Command concept in FreeCAD
- Understand geometry
- Command is a thing that gets executed withing FreeCAD
- Hard part was figuring out how to program the geometry
- The more details in geometry
- User selects an objects. Ex. .length.object gets you length
- Navigating the code base - going through many files.
- Using Docker to run unit tests. Docker creates an application environment, without installing FreeCAD or python modules
- One Docker instance does the test runs. How long did it take to set up Docker.
- But for a novice, it's easy enough to install the app and work from there.
- Access Docker documentation from G's documentation.
- Docker runs on laptop