A Python package containing a variety of scripts and functions for interaction with Modelica and TRANSFORM.
Scott Greenwood
https://pypi.org/project/modelicapy/ - pip version may be behind GitHub
pip install modelicapy
from modelicapy import cleanData as cln
For updating your pip install to the latest GitHub version:
pip install git+https://github.com/ORNL-Modelica/ModelicaPy.git@master
or
pip install --upgrade git+https://github.com/ORNL-Modelica/ModelicaPy.git@master
- GraphViz folder - Generation of dependency graphs of a Modelica library.
- parametric.py - Generate parametric sweeps for simulations.
- read_dslog.py - Create a summary of the dslog file (e.g., pass/fail, simulation time, etc.).
- gen_dsin.py - Generate new dsin.txt file from dsin.txt or dsfinal.txt with modified simulation and/or variable parameters.
- regressiontest.py - Modified regressiontest.py file from BuildingsPy for regression testing on Windows (use with buildingspy tag 1.7 and Anaconda2)
- cleanData.py - Returns data using a 'r=Reader' from buildingspy that has been cleaned of repeated values (i.e., due to events) and interpolates between values.
- getValues - Functions to return single values from components. Helpful for getting initial values. Includes Modelica formatted output. For use with TRANSFORM.
- createUnitScripts.py - autogenerate .mos files for use with buildingspy regression test.
- raven folder - contains an example of running FMU (via pyFMI) with RAVEN
- wordclouds folder - example playing with the Modelica conference proceedings and wordcloud
- optimize folder - a demonstration. auto-simulate multiple heat transfer models, select the best one based on gold values, and then optimize CFs to match the gold values
- FMPy folder - a couple simple templates for using fmpy
- coolTSplots - a reference (may not simulate) for putting Modelica simulation results onto a TS diagram
- createUnitTestScript_runAll.py - Quickly generate a .mos for simulating all tests in a library. Tested on Dymola and OMEdt but is extensible to other IDEs.
You may report any issues with using the Issues button.
Contributions in the form of Pull Requests are always welcome.