alibrex

• alibrex is a Python package that lets you drive Alibre Design from ordinary Python, wrapping the AlibreX automation interface so it behaves like a normal module.
  • What it does
    • Exposes the whole AlibreX API from one namespace, including CurrentPart(), CurrentAssembly(), and connect().
    • Ships type information for each interface and enum, so autocomplete and hover documentation work in your editor.
    • Works with editors and type checkers that understand standard Python type stubs.
    • Comes with notebooks, examples, and demo scripts to learn from.
  • What you need
    • Alibre Design version 29 or later, installed and running.
    • Python 3.9 or newer on Windows.
  • Getting started
    • Install it with pip install alibrex.
    • Open a part in Alibre Design.
    • Run from alibrex import CurrentPart and then CurrentPart() to get hold of that part.
    • Browse source/examples/ and source/notebooks/ for worked examples.
  • Where things live
    • source/ holds the examples, notebooks, demos, and helper scripts.
    • documentation/ holds reference notes.
  • Good to know
    • Your code changes the live model straight away, so save your work before experimenting.
  • Use it under the MIT License.