orbit-nrel 0.5.2

Offshore Renewables Balance of system and Installation Tool

Offshore Renewables Balance of system and Installation Tool

Version:

0.5.2

Authors:

Jake Nunemaker, Matt Shields, Rob Hammond

Documentation:

ORBIT Read the Docs

This package is currently in a development state and it is only recommended for preliminary analysis.

Installation

Environment Setup

A couple of notes before you get started:

• It is assumed that you will be using the terminal on MacOS/Linux or the Anaconda Prompt on Windows. The instructions refer to both as the “terminal”, and unless otherwise noted the commands will be the same.

• To verify git is installed, run git --version in the terminal. If an error occurs, install git using these directions.

• The listed installation process is intended to be the easiest for any OS to get started. An alternative setup that doesn’t rely on Anaconda for setting up an environment can be followed here.

Dependencies

• Python 3.7+

• simpy-agents

• marmot-agents

• NumPy

• SciPy

• Matplotlib

• OpenMDAO (>=3.2)

Development

• black

• isort

• pre-commit

• pytest

• pytest-xdist

• pytest-cov

• sphinx

• sphinx-rtd-theme

Recommended packages for easy iteration and running of code:

• jupyterlab

• pandas

Instructions

1. Download the latest version of Miniconda for the appropriate OS. Follow the remaining steps for the appropriate OS version.

2. From the terminal, install pip by running: conda install -c anaconda pip

3. Next, create a new environment for the project with the following.

   conda create -n <environment_name> python=3.7 --no-default-packages

   To activate/deactivate the environment, use the following commands.

   conda activate <environment_name>
   conda deactivate <environment_name>

4. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/WISDEM/ORBIT.git

5. Navigate to the top level of the repository (<path-to-ORBIT>/ORBIT/) and install ORBIT as an editable package with following command.

   # Note the "." at the end
   pip install -e .
   
   # OR if you are you going to be contributing to the code or building documentation
   pip install -e '.[dev]'

6. (Development only) Install the pre-commit hooks to autoformat code and check that tests pass.

   pre-commit install