d-geolib 2.9.0

Python wrappers around the input and output files of the Deltares D-Serie and D-GEO Suite models

GEOLib is a Python package to generate, execute and parse several D-Serie and D-GEO Suite numerical models.

Installation

Install GEOLib with:

$ pip install d-geolib

Configure your environment using the instructions on our Setup page. You may get the console executables from the Deltares download portal, or in the case of the D-GEO Suite, you may copy the contents of the installation ‘bin’ directory to your console folder.

Running the source code

If you want to make changes to GEOLib you can run the source code from GitHub directly on your local machine, please follow the instructions below on how to set up your development environment using Pixi.

You do not need to follow these instructions if you want to use the GEOLib package in your project.

Requirements

To install the required dependencies to run GEOLib code, use Pixi:

$ pixi install

This will create a reproducible development environment with all dependencies.

Testing & Development

Make sure all dependencies are installed:

$ pixi install

In order to run the testcode, from the root of the repository, run:

$ pixi run pytest

Running mypy for type checking:

$ pixi run mypy --config-file pyproject.toml geolib

Running standard linters:

$ pixi run isort .
$ pixi run black .

Documentation

In order to build the documentation, from the root of the repository, run:

$ cd docs
$ pixi run sphinx . build -b html -c .

The documentation is now in the build subfolder, where you can open the index.html in your browser.

Build wheel

To build a distributable wheel package using hatchling:

$ pip install build
$ python -m build

The distributable packages are now built in the dist subfolder.

Update lock files

To update dependencies and lock files, use Pixi for local development:

$ pixi install

CI uses uv for multi-version testing and will regenerate uv.lock automatically.

Code linter

In order to run code cleanup/linter use the following commands:

$ pixi run isort .
$ pixi run black .