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Co-authored-by: Jeremy Wright <[email protected]>
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julianstirling and jmwright authored Jul 8, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -2,6 +2,6 @@ The nimble build system is a python module containing custom functionality for b

This is divided into three sub-packages:

* `cad` - This containts any helper functions for building the Nimble CAD models. This does not contain the scripts for generating specific CAD models and assemblies. These are held in the `mechanical` directory of the repository.
* `cad` - This contains any helper functions for building the Nimble CAD models. This does not contain the scripts for generating specific CAD models and assemblies. These are held in the `mechanical` directory of the repository.
* `orchestration` - This contains code for the Nimble project's interaction with [CadOrchestrator](https://gitlab.com/gitbuilding/cadorchestrator)
* `utils` - This contains scripts assorted utility scripts, for example for updating the json configuration files.
* `utils` - This contains assorted utility scripts, for example for updating the JSON configuration files.
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This script used `devices.json` to create the configuration used by CadOrchestrator to set the configuration options that the user can select when generating a nimble.

Assuming that the `nimble_build_system` is installed using setup.py. This script is as an entry point and should be on your PATH.
Assuming that the `nimble_build_system` is installed using setup.py, this script is as an entry point and should be on your PATH.

Starting in the root directory of this project, run:

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