Python embedded

Its_Alive · November 5

BricsCAD v26-V27

just made it if anyone wants to test. it's basically PyRx all self contained in a .bundle

Installation Notes

This extension is distributed as a single, self-contained standalone Windows Installer (.msi).

System Requirements & Prerequisites

• Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit). • Permissions: No Administrator rights required. The installer runs cleanly in user space and deploys straight to your local user profile (%AppData%\BricsCAD\ApplicationPlugins). • Network: An active Internet connection is required during installation. The installer packages a clean, lightweight Python environment framework and automatically runs pip behind the scenes to fetch the latest cad-pyrx core layers and heavy dependencies live from PyPI.

Clean Uninstallation

If you decide to remove the extension via Windows Settings > Installed Apps, an automated background cleanup script will trigger to recursively shred the entire .bundle tree. This completely purges all dynamic runtime configurations, cached .pyc trees, and site-packages layouts, leaving your system completely untracked and clean.

https://github.com/CEXT-Dan/PyRx-Redistributable/releases/download/v1.1.2/PyRxBcadEmbeddedSetup.msi

samples and source code
https://github.com/CEXT-Dan/PyRx/tree/main/PySamples

Its_Alive · 2:30AM

i updated the package, removed the ribbon cui thing, I also added a way to build the installers yourself using wix. this should make it easy to setup python across a company. you can also build your own bundle, add the packages you need, I.e. pyexcel,pypdf,pandas and share it.

pyrx_embedded_314/

├─ build/                              ← one folder, all build tooling

│   ├─ main_acad.wxs

│   ├─ main_bcad.wxs

│   ├─ build_acad_installer.ps1

│   └─ build_bcad_installer.ps1

└─ resources/                          ← the actual package content

  ├─ acad/PackageContents.xml        ← AutoCAD-specific

  ├─ bcad/PackageContents.xml        ← BricsCAD-specific

  └─ common/Contents/                ← shared by both

    ├─ README.txt

    └─ Python/                     ← single copy

Python embedded

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