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Hello Yuan Chang, thanks a lot for this work!

I'd really like to merge this into SolveSpace, so we can have a "officially supported" SolveSpace PyPi package.

It would have been nice if this used the project's CMake, but since it is currently very hard to build the "solver only" with CMake, I can totally see why that has been avoided.
This might be something we can improve in the future, but for now, your setup.py seems to work very well.

One suggestion I have is to use "cibuildwheel" to compile the packages.
This uses the manylinux docker images that have an old glibc version, to ensure compatibility with older linux versions.
I have added it in a fork, and it seems to work pretty well, see: https://github.com/vespakoen/solvespace/tree/python

@jwesthues Can you create an account on PyPi (https://pypi.org/account/register/) and on Test PyPi (https://test.pypi.org/account/register/) and add the API keys to the CI secrets? (as PYPI_API_TOKEN and TEST_PYPI_API_TOKEN)

@ruevs @phkahler are you ok to merge this?

Very cool, thanks. I'll await @phkahler's thoughts on merging, and create those accounts assuming it all makes sense to him.

@vespakoen @jwesthues I've let it sit because I don't want the maintenance burden. If someone else is willing to deal with this I'm fine with merging it - assuming it makes sense. I've looked into the details of this exactly zero minutes ;-)

To me this looks like the most up-to-date, minimal implementation for a python wrapper of the solver.

It is also a part of SolveSpace that is very loved, and I think it would be good to have it in the official repository.

I am also fine spending some time on it to make sure it works and keeps working in the future.

@vespakoen rebase and merge it and you have the job ;-)

Thanks a lot for this contribution!
A variant of this got merged to master, so I believe this can now be closed