Doppkit is a tool for interacting with the USACE GRiD service. The primary usage is for downloading the exports for a specific AOI by providing an access token and AOI PK. Doppkit is designed so it can be functional on computers that may not have a reliable network connection.
For convenience, single-file code-signed binaries for Windows are provided on the releases page.
The text UI to show download progress and log-information is created using the rich library.
From source:
$ pip install doppkit
...
$ doppkit --help
From built executable:
> doppkit-cli.exe --help
The doppkit GUI which uses the PySide6 bindings of the Qt framework.
From source:
$ pip install "doppkit[GUI]"
...
$ doppkit-gui
Using generated binary:
> doppkit.exe
The token needed to access the AOI can be provided by one of several ways.
--token TOKEN argument to your command line usageGRID_ACCESS_TOKENexport GRID_ACCESS_TOKEN=KMCb6Nl799EFPproLLJR8bgeqzd4q
doppkit --progress True list --filter "Chicago"
doppkit --log-level DEBUG --progress True sync 80903
FAQs
Tool to allow retrival of USACE GRiD data
We found that doppkit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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