elematic
Materials information management utilities in Python.
About elematic
elematic provides a data structure based on the MatML (Materials Markup Language) schema developed by NIST in the early 2000's. The following features are available:
- Convert MatML XML files to Python data structures (a JSON binding is also available via xsData).
- Inspect and edit materials information.
- Use materials information in other Python projects.
Documentation
Documentation is available, but still a work in progress: https://noahgula.com/elematic.
Installation
Use PyPI:
pip install elematic
Usage
There are two main modules: util (import and export utilities) and ds (data structure). See documentation for more information.
Credits & Acknowledgements
- This project utilizes the MatML schema as the data structure architecture, originally developed by NIST.
- The initial API was created by conversion of the MatML 3.1 schema to a Python data structure via xsData.
See Also
- MatEditor: a free material editor software program for engineers.
- BT-MatML-Editor: a text editor for the MatML 3.1 XML Schema.
- matml: converts between MATLAB and MatML data.
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