Add a dockerfile

[roipoussiere]

I created a dockerfile for cadquery (here on docker hub). This is an easy way to try cq without having to install Conda.

Does it make sense for you to add it to this repo?

Usage

Let's suppose we have the following script:

import cadquery as cq
box = cq.Workplane("XY").box(1, 2, 3)
print(box.toSvg())

You can generate the svg with:

docker run -i --rm cadquery/cadquery python < ./box.py > box.svg

If you need more control to your project (installing Python dependencies, use external files, etc), you can create a docker volume:

docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd)/examples:/home/cq cadquery/cadquery

It will open a shell prompt on which you can work.

[jmwright]

@roipoussiere Can you merge master into your branch? There was a very recent change that should fix the AppVeyor failure.

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[adam-urbanczyk]

@roipoussiere could you add some kind of simple test?

[roipoussiere]

What kind?

If you CI runs on docker, it's not trivial to test the dockerfile because it would require to run docker on docker.

[adam-urbanczyk]

Simple smoke test would be fine - build the image and verify that it runs.

[roipoussiere]

Now we have the ocp-vtk wheel, a cadquery docker image seem not really necessary, so I'm going to close this.