t3co-go 0.1.3

A web-based dashboard for NREL's Transportation Technology Total Cost of Ownership (T3CO) tool

T3CO-Go

This repo contains a web-based dashboard called T3CO-Go for NREL's Transportation Technology Total Cost of Ownership tool, T3CO.

Installation

For detailed instructions for setting up enviroment and other prerequisites to Installation Guide

T3CO-Go can be installed from two sources: PyPI or GitHub

Installation Source #1: PyPI

From within the Python environment, navigate to the parent directory containing the T3CO repository (cd T3CO_Go) and run:

pip install t3co-go
install_demo_inputs

This installs the tool from PyPI and copies T3CO demo input files to the current folder

Installation Source #2: From a git clone of the repository

T3CO-Go can also be installed from a clone of the GitHub repository.

First, clone the repository from GitHub from your desired directory (eg., /Users/Projects/):

git clone https://github.com/NREL/T3CO_Go.git T3CO_Go

This creates a git compliant folder 'T3CO_Go' (i.e., a '/Users/Projects/T3CO_Go' folder)

From within the Python environment, navigate to the parent directory containing the T3CO repository (cd T3CO_Go) and run this command:

pip install -e .
install_demo_inputs

This installs the tool from the repo clone and copies T3CO demo input files to the same folder

Quick Start

Go to Quick Start Guide

Starting a T3CO-Go instance

After installing T3CO-Go within a Python environment using one of the two sources, run this command:

run_t3co_go

This will open a web browser tab with T3CO prepared to run on your local machine in the background.

Acknowledgements

This tool was developed with funding support from the US Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE)'s Vehicle Technology Office.

DOE NREL Software Record: SWR-25-38

Contact Us

To reach out to the NREL developer team with feedback, feature requests, or to explore partnership opportunities, please email at [e-mail]

This tool is developed and maintained by the Commercial Vehicle Technologies (CVT) team in NREL's Center for Integrated Mobility Sciences.