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abageotests-hailin 0.0.1
A package to generate and execute python scripts of abaqus models of geotechnical tests
Requires Python: >=3.6

# abageotests
A package to generate and execute python scripts of abaqus models of geotechnical tests.

## Dependencies

In order to use this package, you need to install the `numpy` and `matplotlib` package:

```bash
pip install numpy
pip install matplotlib
```

And furthermore,  install abaqus properly, and link the FORTRAN compiler to abaqus, and add the abaqus commands directory to the system path environment.

And then install this package:

```bash
pip install abageotests
```

## Examples

This is an minimal example:

```python
from abageotests import *

dst = AbaqusDirectShearTest(AbaqusCalculationMethod.Standard)

# geometries of the modle
dst.SoilGeometry(0.025, 0.025, 0.025)
dst.SolidGeometry(0.05, 0.05, 0.05)
# material properties
dst.SoilMaterial(4e4, 0.0, 2e8)
dst.SolidMaterial(2e8, 0.0, 2.0)
# steps
dst.GeneralStaticStep('Initial-Stress', time_period=1.0, initial_increment_size=0.1, 
                      maximal_increment_size=1.0, maximal_increments=10000)
dst.GeneralStaticStep('Shear', time_period=1.0, initial_increment_size=0.01, 
                      maximal_increment_size=0.01, maximal_increments=1000000)
# mesh parameters
dst.SoilMesh(AbaqusMeshMethod.ByNumber, 1)
dst.SolidMesh(AbaqusMeshMethod.ByNumber, 1)
# output variables
dst.DefaultFieldOutput(['S', 'E', 'LE', 'U', 'RF', 'RT', 'RM', 'P', 'CSTRESS', 'CDISP', 'CFORCE', 'CNAREA', 'CSTATUS'])
dst.DefaultHistoryOutput(['U1', 'RF1'], 50)
# loads
dst.SoilDisplacement(0.006, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
dst.VerticalPressure(310)
dst.PredefinedConfiningStress(-310, -310, -310, 0, 0, 0)
# friction subroutines
dst.FrictionSubroutine(AbaqusSubroutineType.FRIC, '', 28, [])
# other parameters
dst.WorkDirectory('dst-sample')
dst.ModelName('dst')
dst.OutputName('output')
dst.generateAbaqusPythonScript()
dst.submit()
dst.plot()
dst.resetWorkDirectory()
```
menu.py 0.3.14
A simple python package for in-terminal menu creation on Windows

# menu.py
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<br>
<br>

> ### created by: deadyeti
> - [Contact via e-mail](mailto:deadyeti@deadyeti.ca)
> - [Contact via discord](https://discordapp.com/users/323651600990339074)
>
<br>

> ### links
> - [view on github](https://www.github.com/readyyeti/menu.py)
> - [view on PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/menu.py/)
>
<br>
<br>

## Introduction ##


> ### ⚠️ 
>
> - **menu.py** is still in the early stages of development, it is not recommended that you download this package at this time.
> - **menu.py** only works on Windows.
>               
<br>

**menu.py** is a lightweight and easy-to-use python package used to quickly and efficiently create in-terminal menus that work in both *Command Prompt* and *Windows PowerShell*. Using **menu.py**, a user can either create a selection menu, where one selects an option from a pre-determined list of options, ~~or a user-input menu, where users type their input.~~ (not yet implemented)
</br>


## Key Features ##

   ✔️ fast and efficient<br/>
   ✔️ supports the use of colors<br/>
   ✔️ variable refresh-rate<br/>
   ✔️ easy to use<br/>
   ✔️ actively supported<br/>
</br>


## Installation ##

To install this module using pip:
```
py -m pip install menu.py
```

</br>

I always try to keep the most up-to-date version on pypi, but in case you need to install the most up-to-date version from github:
```git
$ git clone https://github.com/readyyeti/menu.py
$ cd menu.py
$ py -m pip install -U
```
</br>


## Quick Example ##

```python
from menu import *
from time import sleep

example_menu = menu('app_or_file_name')
theme = 'blue'

def main_menu():

   # setting up the page name and menu options
   page_name = 'name_of_page'
   text = [
      'please choose from the following options:'
   ]
   options = [
      'option #1',    # CASE 1
      'option #2',    # CASE 2
      '_skip_',       # # "_skip_", " " and "" can be used to create a blank line without messing up the selections
      'exit'          # CASE 3
   ]

   # generate menu
   selection = example_menu.generate(page_name, options, text, theme)

   match selection:
      case 1:
         menuprint('you selected option 1'), sleep(2)
      case 2:
         menuprint('you selected option 2'), sleep(2)
      case 3:
         example_menu.terminate()
         return exit()
   
   return

while True:
   main_menu()

```
</br>

For a more in-depth example, check out the [*example.py*](https://github.com/readyyeti/menu.py/blob/main/menu/example.py) file
ezpostgres 0.0.1
Quick, dumbed-down wrapper around psycopg2 to use Postgres with Python
Requires Python: >=3.5

# lib-py-ezpostgres
Wrapper around psycopg2 for postgres. This was made for a lazy person to quickly use postgres via Python.
This will not have all the commands. This is really just made for quick reads/writes and low level admin functions.

(This is currently a place holder until the official version gets released. DO NOT USE