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Welcome to the Python Library that does post-processing on the .Silo simulation data files outputted from PION. The library works on nested-grid and uniform-grid, and 3D and 2D Silo files.
The relevant files can be found in src/pypion. You can use PlotData.py as a test script, it can call a 2D and a 3D function from PlottingClasses.py. See comments insted the python script on how to use it and change for your needs.
You can now install PyPion via PyPi:
python3 -m pip install pypion
In some cases you may need to use sudo
or install pip with: sudo apt install python3-pip
*Note: This is still in testing phase so errors may occur when installing. Please report problems to green@cp.dias.ie
The install script for Silo can be found at /src/silo/ in this repository. Please download it to ~/.local/silo on your computer and install it there using bash install_silo.sh
Example usage can be found at: https://www.pion.ie/docs/python.html
Check out the Wiki for more detailed usage.
How to use the PyPion docker image at: https://www.pion.ie/docs/python.html
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Python package to open Silo data files from PION
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