nxt package

Subpackages

• nxt.plugins package
  • Submodules
    • nxt.plugins.example module
    • nxt.plugins.file_fallbacks module
  • Module contents
• nxt.remote package
  • Submodules
    • nxt.remote.client module
    • nxt.remote.contexts module
    • nxt.remote.nxt_socket module
    • nxt.remote.server module
  • Module contents

Submodules

• nxt.clean_json module
• nxt.cli module
• nxt.constants module
• nxt.legacy module
• nxt.nxt_io module
• nxt.nxt_layer module
• nxt.nxt_log module
• nxt.nxt_node module
• nxt.nxt_path module
• nxt.plugin_loader module
• nxt.runtime module
• nxt.session module
• nxt.stage module
• nxt.tokens module

Module contents

execute_graph(filepath, start=None, parameters=None, context=None)

Shortest code path to executing a graph from the nxt package. Creates a 1 off session and executes the graph within that session. Arguments are a direct copy of Session.execute_graph, see there for full details.

Parameters

• filepath (str) – Path to the graph file.

• start (str) – Path to the node to begin execution from.

• parameters (dict) – Dict where key is attr path and value is new attr value.

• context (str) – Optional name of remote context to execute graph in, if none is passed the graph is executed in this interpreter.

create_context(custom_name, interpreter_exe='D:\\claude_scratch\\nxt_port\\venv_sphinx\\Scripts\\python.exe', context_graph=None, exe_script_args=())

Generate a remote context given the path to an interpreter executable, if none is provided the current sys.executable is used. You must provide a custom name for your context. If no errors are raised, the context should be available without restarting NXT.

Parameters

• interpreter_exe – String path to Python executable. If another executable is supplied a script to call with that executable is expected.

• custom_name – String of context name. The name users will refer to the context by

• context_graph – Optional path to an existing context startup graph

• exe_script_args (list | tuple) – If the exe arg is not a Python interpreter additional args may need to passed. For example in Blender its possible to call the blender.exe with the arg –python. After the args the path to the nxt cli module is inserted into the subprocess call.

Raises

IOError, NameError

Returns

string of the new context name