rasqc
Automated QA/QC checks on HEC-RAS models.
Pronunciation: raz·kju·si
Developer Setup
Create a virtual environment in the project directory:
$ python -m venv venv-rasqc
Activate the virtual environment:
# For macOS/Linux
$ source ./venv-rasqc/bin/activate
# For Windows
$ ./venv-rashdf/Scripts/activate
Install dev dependencies:
(venv-rasqc) $ pip install ".[dev]"
Code Formatting
(venv-rasqc) $ ruff format
Unit Testing
(venv-rasqc) $ pytest
Run
(venv-rasqc) $ python -m rasqc.cli --help
Build Console App
(venv-rasqc) $ pyinstaller "./rasqc/cli.py" --name rasqc --onefile --collect-all pyogrio --add-data "./rasqc/template.html:./rasqc"
CLI
The rasqc command-line interface allows export directly to a variety of formats.
$ & "rasqc.exe" ras_model [--checksuite] [--theme] [<options$]
CLI help:
$ & "rasqc.exe" --help
Example: run the "ble" checksuite and write output files to the disk ({model root folder}/rasqc):
$ & "rasqc.exe" "Muncie.prj" --checksuite ble --files
Example: run the "ble" checksuite and write results to stdout:
$ & "rasqc.exe" "Muncie.prj" --checksuite ble
Example: run the "ble" checksuite, print results as GeoJSON, and return a dict of results:
$ & "rasqc.exe" "Muncie.prj" --checksuite ble --json
Metadata
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