This library contains dataclasses to assist applications like Checkertool and IGSDB (and libraries like Opticalc) manage glazing and shading product data and WinCalc-based calculations.
The primary motivation for this library was to allow Python applications to correctly structure IGSDB integrated summary values optical data as generated by WinCalcEngine via PyWinCalc. These dataclasses were pulled out of PyWinCalc into this library to provide access to them without requiring installation of the very large PyWinCalc library.
Over time, this library became a location for 'base' dataclasses -- including some directly related to WinCalc operations -- used by applications like Checkertool V2 and IGSDB V2 and libraries like py_igsdb and Opticalc.
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Create a virtualenv set to use Python3:
mkvirtualenv --python=(path to python3) py_igsdb_data_data
On MacOS this might look like:
mkvirtualenv --python=/usr/local/bin/python3 py_igsdb_data_data
Pip install this library:
pip install git+https://github.com/LBNL-ETA/py_igsdb_data_data.git
You now have access to the IGSDB-focused classes in this library:
> python
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>>> from py_igsdb_optical_data.optical import AngularResolutionType
>>> a = AngularResolutionType.DIRECT
>>> a
<AngularResolutionType.DIRECT: 'Direct'>