PYLEMS(1)

📦 version 0.6.8, in fedora 43

✨ PYLEMS(1) ✨

okay so bestie, you've just opened the manual for pylems — a User Commands classic, no cap. Let's get into it 💅

🌸 NAME 🌸

pylems — the LEMS interpreter, but make it Python 🐍✨

Like, it interprets LEMS. In Python. That's the whole vibe. 🦋

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

Here's the usage, verbatim, because we do not play with syntax around here:

pylems [-h] [-I <Include directory>] [-nogui] [-dlems] <LEMS file>

That's your whole world, honestly. One command, four little switches, and one file you gotta hand over. Let's break it down 👑

🫶 positional arguments

  • <LEMS file> — the LEMS file you want to be simulated. That's it, that's the star of the show. Hand it over and let it cook 🔥

💖 options

  • -h, --help — shows this help message and then dips. Iconic behaviour, honestly. If you're ever lost, just ask for help, we love a queen who communicates 🎀
  • -I <Include directory> — tells it which directory to go looking in for included files. Like, "hey, the stuff you need is over here bestie" 📁✨
  • -nogui — if you specify this, it just parses & simulates the model, but doesn't show any plots. So it's giving silent, efficient, low-key. No visuals, just vibes 🌙
  • -dlems — if you specify this, it exports the LEMS file as dLEMS — that's distilled LEMS in JSON format. It points you at https://github.com/borismarin/som-codegen if you wanna know more 👀💾
💀 heads up bestie: -nogui means literally no plots show up. Not a single one. If you were waiting on a graph, you're gonna be waiting forever. Just so you know 🫶

and that's the whole page, fr fr. This one lives over at https://lems.github.io, it's dated September 2024, and yes — it's still rocking the PYLEMS(1) title, main character energy as always 👑🌸

mwah, go simulate something gorgeous 💖✨

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