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https://github.com/dvdoug/BoxPacker

4D bin packing / knapsack problem solver
https://github.com/dvdoug/BoxPacker

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4D bin packing / knapsack problem solver

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BoxPacker
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An implementation of the "4D" bin packing/knapsack problem i.e. given a list of items, how many boxes do you need to fit
them all in taking into account physical dimensions and weights.

Especially useful for e.g. e-commerce contexts when you need to know box size/weight to calculate shipping costs, or
even just want to know the right number of labels to print.

See [documentation](https://boxpacker.io/) for more details.

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BoxPacker is MIT-licensed.