Python setup in IDE

[dheeraj]

Dear Team, I was looking at various instructions given on CloudComPy wrapper in GitHub to install cloudComPy, however I am unsuccessful. I want to install cloudComPy in one of the Anaconda IDE (For. e.g. Spyder, Jupyter). I am quite new to python, however know few package installations techniques like conda install/ pip install / adding the path in Tool>PythonPath Manager.
My intention is to repeat below steps done in software in python, as I need to do it for more than 10 such pair of stl files.
Steps to automate in cloud compare:
1. Import two stl files (reference, new model)
2. Fine registration (ICP) (default settings with 100% final overlap)
3. Save the Registration info image/csv respective new model location
4. Measure cloud/mesh distance with default settings
5. Compute stat. params(active SF) gaussian distribution fitting
6. Save gaussian distribution plot in respective new model location
7. Save new model modified stl (which was transformed for step 2 by the software)
I know how to loop these steps in python. I am unable to import cloudCompy as cc to try building my steps in python. Do you think these steps can be done in python wrapper of the software?
Or
Do you think the above steps can be done in batch mode inside the software?
Any suggestion is welcome.

[daniel]

Can you maybe post this message directly on the CloudCompy 'issues' tracker on github? (https://github.com/CloudCompare/CloudComPy)

Since it's a separate project, and I'm not sure the main Developer (Paul) visits this forum.

[dheeraj]

ok, I just did. Thank you.