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What is EnergyPlus Python API 0.1?

EnergyPlus Python API 0.1 documentation EnergyPlus now includes Python bindings that wrap a C API. There are two primary use cases of the API: Calling EnergyPlus as a library, where either a compiled C program or a Python script makes use of the API by calling into the program.

Is EnergyPlus based on Python?

There are several aspects where Python comes into play with EnergyPlus, each with their own section here. As of the time of this writing, EnergyPlus is dependent on Python 3.5+. This dependency is primarily because most of the code that we use in EnergyPlus is written with type hints that were added in Python 3.5.

Can I use Python to analyse EnergyPlus results?

This is just a quick example to demonstrate the potential of using Python to analyse EnergyPlus results. Look at the Jupyter notebook accompanying this post here. Experiment with the different command line options in the EnergyPlus call. Expand the analysis above to different graphs and tables summarising the results in the EnergyPlus results file.

Why does building EnergyPlus require Python?

Building EnergyPlus requires Python. This is because we have a number of scripts that are used in the build process, including processing the IDD file into a JSON schema. During packaging, Python is also used to generate supporting files and documentation.

Do I need a Python plugin to run EnergyPlus?

However, for running Python plugins, EnergyPlus needs to be linked to the Python dynamic library and the Python standard library. On Windows and Mac, simply installing Python 3.5+ through the normal means will suffice. On Linux, the Python headers are also needed and they are included separately if you are linking with the system Python.

What is opyplus in Python?

opyplus is a package allowing to work with EnergyPlus in Python. More specifically, it allows to: To install opyplus, run: pip install opyplus or conda install -c conda-forge opyplus