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Installing and using SAM on ubuntu/python
- vishalapte
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26 May 2017 10:13 #5477
by vishalapte
Installing and using SAM on ubuntu/python was created by vishalapte
I installed SAM (linux) on the server.
I also copied the
file from the distribution.
I tried running the code at
but ran into some challenges.
What are the other missing steps that others have taken?
I would love to connect with anyone that is using the python wrapper on ubuntu to talk to SAM sdk only without running the full app and from python.
Thanks.
Code:
wget https://sam.nrel.gov/system/tdf/content/public_releases/sam-linux-2017-1-17-r3.run?file=1
I also copied the
Code:
sscapi.py
I tried running the code at
Code:
https://nsrdb.nrel.gov/api-instructions
What are the other missing steps that others have taken?
I would love to connect with anyone that is using the python wrapper on ubuntu to talk to SAM sdk only without running the full app and from python.
Thanks.
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26 May 2017 15:03 #5478
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Installing and using SAM on ubuntu/python
Dear Vishal,
Please search this forum for answers to your questions. Two colleagues have developed Python wrappers for SSC that are more "Pythonic" than the one that comes with the SAM SDK -- you can find links to those on the SDK forum. There are also some discussions of the sample code provided on the NSRDB website.
Best regards,
Paul.
Please search this forum for answers to your questions. Two colleagues have developed Python wrappers for SSC that are more "Pythonic" than the one that comes with the SAM SDK -- you can find links to those on the SDK forum. There are also some discussions of the sample code provided on the NSRDB website.
Best regards,
Paul.
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26 May 2017 19:33 #5479
by vishalapte
Replied by vishalapte on topic Installing and using SAM on ubuntu/python
Thank you. I have started playing with both and will revert with questions I know I am sure to have as well as any feedback and notes that make it easier for the rest of the community. Cheers.
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