Python Interface

[Andreas Poehlmann]

I wrote a Cython wrapper to use the SeaBreeze library from Python.
If you're interested you can find it at https://github.com/ap--/python-seabreeze

Best,
Andreas

[Mark Zieg]

Hi Andreas,

That is way cool! Thanks for sharing that :-)

If it’s okay with you, I’ll refer Ocean Optics customers who are looking for a Python driver (especially on Linux) to your project homepage.

Regards,

Mark Zieg

On Oct 27, 2014, at 6:43 AM, Andreas Poehlmann ap--sf@users.sf.net<mailto:ap--sf@users.sf.net> wrote:

I wrote a Cython wrapper to use the SeaBreeze library from Python.
If you're interested you can find it at https://github.com/ap--/python-seabreeze

Best,
Andreas

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[Andreas Poehlmann]

Hi Mark,

Yes, feel free to provide the github link.

But it would be really nice, if Ocean Optics could maintain a module on pypi and provide binary wheels for MacOS and Windows. I can write the setup.py for linux, but I don't have the build infrastructure to create the binary wheels for the two other systems.

Best wishes,
Andreas

[Andreas Poehlmann]

I managed to set up an automated build chain to build binary wheels for windows using appveyor.com. Windows users can download the prebuilt binaries and install them via "pip install seabreeze-<version>.whl". The wheels are available at https://github.com/ap--/python-seabreeze/releases

As a side effect, the appveyor virtual machines also compile the seabreeze library for i386 and x64.

After setting up everything, I have a few questions:

1) Could you provide project files for Visual C++ 2008 Express and Visual C++ 2010 Express? (I had to apply a few hacks to the sln files, to get library to built under appveyor.)

2) How can I built a seabreeze installer msi file like the one that you provide on source forge? Because the appveyor machines could easily automatically built the msi installers. (Figured it out.)

3) Could you deploy the newest version of the source as tar.gz archives? (Not required anymore.)

4) It would be cool, if someone with windows could test these seabreeze installers https://github.com/ap--/libseabreeze/releases

Thanks,
Andreas