
Rhino Packaging Toolkit is a Python-based utility for automating the build, packaging, and publishing of Rhino and Grasshopper plugins. This toolkit provides a structured framework for developers working within the RhinoCommon ecosystem. It includes essential Python scripts and standardized templates designed to streamline the complex process of creating Yak packages. By providing a consistent directory structure and automated build configuration, the toolkit reduces manual overhead during the development lifecycle. The set is lightweight, focusing on core functionality required to prepare plugins for distribution via the official package manager. It supports both Python and C# integration, ensuring compatibility with standard Rhino development practices and maintaining a clean, professional project structure.
The download is a 205 KB file containing .ZIP files.
Developers integrate this toolkit into their existing Rhino development environment by initializing the provided templates within their project folder. Once configured, the scripts facilitate the automated assembly of plugin files into valid Yak packages. Users can execute these commands via the command line or within custom build pipelines to ensure that metadata, dependencies, and file structures meet the requirements for distribution, significantly reducing the risk of packaging errors during the final release phase.
This toolkit is intended for software developers and computational designers who build custom plugins for Rhino and Grasshopper. It is essential for professionals maintaining internal tool libraries or distributing public add-ons. By standardizing the packaging workflow, it ensures that plugins are easily deployable across multiple workstations or accessible through the Rhino package manager. The toolkit is particularly valuable during the final stages of plugin development when preparing a project for deployment in professional architectural, engineering, or industrial design environments.
Rhino Packaging Toolkit
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: Darrel Ronald — licensed under MIT
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