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Hi @fridgerator
I've promised this example way before. Eventually, I pull it together. :) Sorry for the delay.
One additional thing is, I've been working with this package in production for almost 2 years. Using libraries like numpy, scipy. I never encountered a problem but 'matplotlib' But I don't think matplotlib is a library to use in a pynode app :) So that's fine :)
On the other hand, I've changed many platforms and struggled to install pynode, and encountered a lot of runtime problems. It is mostly about locating and using libpython. Finally, I've found a lib called find_libpython in github. It is finding the proper libpython location according to platform and python version. So I am using it to find libpython location and then introduce it to pynode by using dlOpen.
It would be great if pynode can find the proper lib on its own. I've experimented around to introduce this feature into this repo but I am not much of a cpp guy and my work didn't produce much result :D and also want to make sure this is something you would like to have in this repo.
the docker example also uses this approach. It seems pretty fine but still needs feedback from developers.
Hope it helps.
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