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b123d_positioning-1.0.0/PKG-INFO

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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: b123D-positioning
+Version: 1.0.0
+Summary: `build123d` ergonomic selector methods
+License-File: LICENSE
+Requires-Python: >=3.10
+Requires-Dist: build123d>=0.11.0
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+
+# b123d_positioning
+
+An extension for `build123d` that installs ergonomic methods for face, edge and vertex selection, e.g. `object.vertices().top_front_left()`.
+
+## Usage
+
+Importing the module automatically monkey-patches the `build123d.ShapeList` class. Your standard objects will immediately possess the new functionality.
+
+```python
+import b123d_positioning
+from build123d import Box
+
+base = Box(10, 10, 10)
+
+# Extract a single vertex
+top_left_corner = base.vertices().top_left()
+
+# Extract a group of edges
+top_edges = base.edges().all_top()
+
+# Extract a face by size
+biggest_face = base.faces().largest()
+
+```
+
+---
+
+## Spatial Selectors
+
+Spatial selectors filter shapes based on their bounding box centers relative to the global 3D coordinate system.
+
+### API Grammar
+
+The naming convention strictly follows standard CAD axes:
+
+* **Z-Axis:** `bottom` / `top`
+* **Y-Axis:** `front` / `back`
+* **X-Axis:** `left` / `right`
+
+Methods can target a single axis or chain up to three dimensions (e.g., `bottom_front_left()`).
+
+### Singular vs. Grouped
+
+| Prefix | Behavior | Return Type | Examples |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| *(None)* | Returns the **single** shape at the absolute extreme of the specified vector. | `Shape` | `top()`, `bottom_back()`, `top_front_right()` |
+| `all_` | Returns a **subset** (group) of shapes sharing the specified extreme boundary. | `ShapeList` | `all_top()`, `all_bottom_back()`, `all_top_front_right()` |
+
+### Ambiguity Warnings
+If you use a singular selector (e.g., `.left()`) on a dimension where multiple shapes share the exact same extreme coordinate (like the 4 left-most vertices of a 3D box), `b123d_positioning` will emit a `UserWarning`. It will still return a single arbitrary shape to prevent crashing your script, but alerts you that the selection is mathematically ambiguous. To resolve the warning, switch to an `all_` prefix or use a fully constrained 2D/3D selector.
+
+## Dimensional Selectors
+
+Sorts the `ShapeList` based on physical size properties (`.length` for Edges, `.area` for Faces, and `.volume` for Solids).
+
+| Method | Description |
+| --- | --- |
+| `largest()` | Returns the single largest shape in the list. |
+| `smallest()` | Returns the single smallest shape in the list. |
+
+*Note: Dimensional selectors will raise a `ValueError` if used on `Vertex` objects, as they are dimensionless.*
+
+---
+
+## Technical Notes
+
+* **Evaluation Engine:** Under the hood, spatial selectors rely on standard `build123d` bounding box centers. Singular selectors chain `group_by` operations for intermediate axes and conclude with a `sort_by` operation to extract the exact shape. (i.e. `top_front_left` will retrieve the Z-most group, then Y-least group of those, then sort and pull out the X-least instance). Grouped (`all_`) selectors exclusively use `group_by` to return subsets.

b123d_positioning-1.0.0/README.md

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+# b123d_positioning
+
+An extension for `build123d` that installs ergonomic methods for face, edge and vertex selection, e.g. `object.vertices().top_front_left()`.
+
+## Usage
+
+Importing the module automatically monkey-patches the `build123d.ShapeList` class. Your standard objects will immediately possess the new functionality.
+
+```python
+import b123d_positioning
+from build123d import Box
+
+base = Box(10, 10, 10)
+
+# Extract a single vertex
+top_left_corner = base.vertices().top_left()
+
+# Extract a group of edges
+top_edges = base.edges().all_top()
+
+# Extract a face by size
+biggest_face = base.faces().largest()
+
+```
+
+---
+
+## Spatial Selectors
+
+Spatial selectors filter shapes based on their bounding box centers relative to the global 3D coordinate system.
+
+### API Grammar
+
+The naming convention strictly follows standard CAD axes:
+
+* **Z-Axis:** `bottom` / `top`
+* **Y-Axis:** `front` / `back`
+* **X-Axis:** `left` / `right`
+
+Methods can target a single axis or chain up to three dimensions (e.g., `bottom_front_left()`).
+
+### Singular vs. Grouped
+
+| Prefix | Behavior | Return Type | Examples |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| *(None)* | Returns the **single** shape at the absolute extreme of the specified vector. | `Shape` | `top()`, `bottom_back()`, `top_front_right()` |
+| `all_` | Returns a **subset** (group) of shapes sharing the specified extreme boundary. | `ShapeList` | `all_top()`, `all_bottom_back()`, `all_top_front_right()` |
+
+### Ambiguity Warnings
+If you use a singular selector (e.g., `.left()`) on a dimension where multiple shapes share the exact same extreme coordinate (like the 4 left-most vertices of a 3D box), `b123d_positioning` will emit a `UserWarning`. It will still return a single arbitrary shape to prevent crashing your script, but alerts you that the selection is mathematically ambiguous. To resolve the warning, switch to an `all_` prefix or use a fully constrained 2D/3D selector.
+
+## Dimensional Selectors
+
+Sorts the `ShapeList` based on physical size properties (`.length` for Edges, `.area` for Faces, and `.volume` for Solids).
+
+| Method | Description |
+| --- | --- |
+| `largest()` | Returns the single largest shape in the list. |
+| `smallest()` | Returns the single smallest shape in the list. |
+
+*Note: Dimensional selectors will raise a `ValueError` if used on `Vertex` objects, as they are dimensionless.*
+
+---
+
+## Technical Notes
+
+* **Evaluation Engine:** Under the hood, spatial selectors rely on standard `build123d` bounding box centers. Singular selectors chain `group_by` operations for intermediate axes and conclude with a `sort_by` operation to extract the exact shape. (i.e. `top_front_left` will retrieve the Z-most group, then Y-least group of those, then sort and pull out the X-least instance). Grouped (`all_`) selectors exclusively use `group_by` to return subsets.

b123d_positioning-1.0.0/b123d_positioning.py

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+"""
+Extends Build123d ShapeLists with spatial and dimensional selection shortcuts,
+allowing natural and more ergonomic selectors
+
+Usage:
+    import b123d_positioning
+    # ShapeList is patched globally upon import.
+"""
+
+from typing import Any
+import warnings
+from build123d import ShapeList, Axis, Vertex, Edge, Face, Solid
+
+FIRST = 0
+LAST = -1
+
+
+def _get_size(shape: Any) -> float:
+    """
+    Evaluates the physical size of a shape dynamically based on its class type.
+
+    Args:
+        shape (Any): A build123d Edge, Face, or Solid.
+
+    Returns:
+        float: The length, area, or volume of the shape.
+
+    Raises:
+        ValueError: If the shape is dimensionless (e.g., a Vertex) or unsupported.
+    """
+    match shape:
+        case Edge():
+            return shape.length
+        case Face():
+            return shape.area
+        case Solid():
+            return shape.volume
+        case _:
+            raise ValueError(
+                f"Size operations not supported for {type(shape).__name__}."
+            )
+
+
+def _select(
+    shapes: ShapeList, *directives: tuple[Axis, int], group: bool = False
+) -> Any:
+    """
+    Core engine for spatial selections.
+
+    Args:
+        shapes (ShapeList): The list of shapes to filter.
+        directives (tuple[Axis, int]): A sequence of Axis and Index (FIRST/LAST) instructions.
+        single (bool):
+            If True, uses sort_by for the final directive to return a single shape.
+            If False, uses group_by for all directives to return a grouped ShapeList.
+
+    Returns:
+        Any: A single Shape (if single=True) or a ShapeList (if single=False).
+    """
+    if not shapes:
+        return shapes
+
+    result = shapes
+    for i, (axis, idx) in enumerate(directives):
+        groups = result.group_by(axis)
+        extreme_group = groups[idx]
+
+        if not group and i == len(directives) - 1:
+            if len(extreme_group) > 1:
+                warnings.warn(
+                    f"Ambiguous selection: You asked for a single shape, but the current geometry "
+                    f"makes this ambiguous ({len(extreme_group)} shapes share this exact boundary). "
+                    f"Returning an arbitrary shape. To fix this, use an 'all_' prefix to select the "
+                    f"entire group, or chain more axes (e.g., 'top_left()') to narrow it down.",
+                    UserWarning,
+                    stacklevel=3
+                )
+            # Return a single shape from the tied group (mimics default OCCT fallback)
+            return extreme_group[idx]
+        else:
+            # Continue filtering the subset
+            result = extreme_group
+
+    return result
+
+
+def largest(self: ShapeList) -> Any:
+    """Returns the largest shape in the list based on length, area, or volume."""
+    return sorted(self, key=_get_size)[LAST] if self else self
+
+
+def smallest(self: ShapeList) -> Any:
+    """Returns the smallest shape in the list based on length, area, or volume."""
+    return sorted(self, key=_get_size)[FIRST] if self else self
+
+
+ShapeList.largest = largest
+ShapeList.smallest = smallest
+
+
+# ==========================================
+# SPATIAL EXPLICIT INTERFACE
+# ==========================================
+# Z-Axis: bottom (FIRST), top (LAST)
+# Y-Axis: front (FIRST), back (LAST)
+# X-Axis: left (FIRST), right (LAST)
+
+# --- 1D Shortcuts (Single Axis) ---
+ShapeList.bottom = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Z, FIRST))
+ShapeList.all_bottom = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), group=True)
+
+ShapeList.top = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Z, LAST))
+ShapeList.all_top = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Z, LAST), group=True)
+
+ShapeList.front = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Y, FIRST))
+ShapeList.all_front = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Y, FIRST), group=True)
+
+ShapeList.back = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Y, LAST))
+ShapeList.all_back = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Y, LAST), group=True)
+
+ShapeList.left = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.X, FIRST))
+ShapeList.all_left = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True)
+
+ShapeList.right = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.X, LAST))
+ShapeList.all_right = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.X, LAST), group=True)
+
+
+# --- 2D Shortcuts (Double Axis) ---
+ShapeList.bottom_front = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_bottom_front = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.bottom_back = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, LAST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_bottom_back = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.bottom_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.X, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_bottom_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.bottom_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.X, LAST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_bottom_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.X, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.top_front = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_top_front = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.top_back = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, LAST))
+ShapeList.all_top_back = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.top_left = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.X, FIRST))
+ShapeList.all_top_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.top_right = lambda self: _select(self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.X, LAST))
+ShapeList.all_top_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.X, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.front_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_front_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.front_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, LAST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_front_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.back_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_back_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.back_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, LAST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_back_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+
+# --- 3D Shortcuts (Triple Axis) ---
+ShapeList.bottom_front_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_bottom_front_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.bottom_front_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, LAST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_bottom_front_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.bottom_back_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_bottom_back_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.bottom_back_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, LAST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_bottom_back_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, FIRST), (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.top_front_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_top_front_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.top_front_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, LAST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_top_front_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, FIRST), (Axis.X, LAST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.top_back_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, FIRST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_top_back_left = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, FIRST), group=True
+)
+
+ShapeList.top_back_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, LAST)
+)
+ShapeList.all_top_back_right = lambda self: _select(
+    self, (Axis.Z, LAST), (Axis.Y, LAST), (Axis.X, LAST), group=True
+)

b123d_positioning-1.0.0/pyproject.toml

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+[project]
+name = "b123D-positioning"
+version = "1.0.0"
+description = "`build123d` ergonomic selector methods"
+readme = "README.md"
+requires-python = ">=3.10"
+dependencies = [
+    "build123d>=0.11.0",
+]
+
+[dependency-groups]
+dev = [
+    "pytest>=7.0.0",
+]
+
+[build-system]
+requires = ["hatchling"]
+build-backend = "hatchling.build"
+
+[tool.hatch.build]
+include = [
+    "b123d_positioning.py"
+]