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No module named 'cq_server' - import fails #77
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I also run into this. My guess the problem lies in the version. We both have python3.11 on system. which result in only when I try to install higher version of cadquery server:
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Seems that this repository is no longer actively supported. But there is a good alternative. Try to use vscode-ocp-cad-viewer. It runs inside of VS-Code. It can work together with either CadQuery or Build123d. I would highly recommend to jump over completely. Build123d is a continuation of CadQuery and much easier to use. |
Thank you, I didn't know about vscode-ocp-cad-viewer, I added a note on the readme with a link to this project. |
I am very glad to get a sign of life from you. There is great demand for a CAD-Viewer that can be run inside of VS-Code. Thanks for the great work have provided over the last years. It's a pity that you cannot continue this work. Seems we will lose a lot of expertise. All the best for you |
I have tried to set up your cadquery-server. This is a very promissing package. I followed as close as possible your procedure from the Readme.md. The installation was without complaints (except of a few warnings) and I could start the web-server.
Then I tried to run inside VSCode the code-snippet below, it fails at line 2:
and got this exception:
Please help.
I have created a totally new environment for this experiment. See the instructions below:
Just for completeness I have added the output of "mamba list":
and also from "pip list":
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