GreenLight
A Python platform for creating, modifying, and combining dynamic models, with a focus on horticultural greenhouses and crops.
Quick start
pip install greenlight
python -m greenlight.main
or:
pip install greenlight
import greenlight
mdl = greenlight.GreenLight()
mdl.run()
Documentation
See Read the Docs.
Announcements
Change in default branch name
As of version 2.0.2, the default branch name has changed from master to main.
If you have a local clone, you can update it by running the following commands:
git branch -m master main
git fetch origin
git branch -u origin/main main
git remote set-head origin -a
Previous versions
Versions 1.x of this repository are programmed in MATLAB, and their development is discontinued. Looking for the last MATLAB version of GreenLight? You can find it here.
Active discussions on Discord
Users are welcome to join the GreenLight Discord server to post their questions, wishes, ideas - and hopefully help each other.
License
This project is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause-Clear License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Repository structure
docscontains detailed documentation on how to work with the repositorygreenlightholds the Python module containing the platform implementationsgreenlight/modelscontains files that define models implemented on the platformnotebookscontain example notebooks that use the python module in this packagescriptscontains Python scripts and examples that use this package
Contributors
- David Katzin, Wageningen University & Research, david.katzin@wur.nl
- Pierre-Olivier Schwarz, Université Laval
- Joshi Graf, Wageningen University & Research
- Cristina Zepeda, Wageningen University & Research
- Stef Maree, Wageningen University & Research
- User shanakaprageeth on github.com
Acknowledgements
Thank you to Ian McCracken for providing the PyPI GreenLight namespace
This package was created with Cookiecutter and the WUR Greenhouse Technology cookiecutter project template.
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