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FERS_calculations
FERS_calculations is a high-performance library for Rust-backed calculations in mechanical engineering. It can process JSON input files to deliver fast and accurate results. While it can be run as a standalone tool, integration with FERS_core simplifies input creation and workflow management.
Features
- Standalone Functionality: Run directly by providing a valid JSON input file.
- Rust-Powered Performance: Designed for speed and reliability in computational tasks.
- Python Integration: Seamless integration with
FERS_corefor easy preprocessing and result handling. - Engineer-Friendly Design: Minimal coding effort required for complex structural engineering calculations.
Usage
Standalone
You can run FERS_calculations without FERS_core by preparing a JSON input file and running the binary directly.
# TODO: Add example of how to run FERS_calculations with a JSON input
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