Enerplot Automation Library
The Enerplot Automation Library is designed to allow control of the Enerplot application from a Python script.
Requirements
The Enerplot Automation Library requires the following tools are installed:
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Enerplot
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Python 3.x (such as Python 3.13.5)
- PIP - Python's package manager (included with Python 3.5 and later)
- PyWin32 - Python extensions for Microsoft Windows
Installation of these tools is beyond the scope of this README.
Installation
- For the default version of Python 3:
py -3 -m pip install mhi.enerplot
- For a specific version of Python, such as Python 3.9
py -3.9 -m pip install mhi.enerplot
Documentation
Embedded documentation can be access with:
py -m mhi.enerplot help
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