openscad_dependencies is a command-line tool designed to analyze call dependencies in OpenSCAD projects. Below is a guide on how to use it effectively.
Installation
You can install openscad_dependencies using pip, the Python package manager. Run the following command in your terminal:
python -m pip install openscad_dependenciesThis will download and install the tool along with its dependencies. Ensure you have Python and pip installed on your system before running the command.
Usage
To use openscad_dependencies, open your terminal and run the following command:
openscad-dependencies [options] <input_file>Here: - <input_file>: The path to the base .scad file whose dependencies you want to analyze. - [options]: Optional flags to customize the behavior of the tool.
Options
–help: Display help information about the tool.
Examples
Analyze dependencies of a file and the files it includes/uses, and print the result to the terminal:
openscad-dependencies my_model.scad
Help
For more information, run:
openscad-dependencies --help1 maintainer
Metadata
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