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How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses a pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

By default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with these pip packages preloaded, how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses a pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

By default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with these pip packages preloaded, how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflowworkflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses a pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

By default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with these pip packages preloaded, how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses a pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

By default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with these pip packages preloaded, preloaded, how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses a pip package cooper cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

By default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with these pip packages preloaded, preloaded, how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses a the pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

By default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with these pip packages preloaded, how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses the pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

By default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with these this pip packages package preloaded, so how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses the pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

By However by default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with this pip package preloaded, so how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses the pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

However by default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with this pip package preloaded, so how can I load pip packages into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses the pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

However by default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with this pip package preloaded, so how can I load pip packages packages/ or Ruby gems into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!

How to add pip packages to a OpenStudio workflow (.osw)

Hello unmet hours community,

I am in the process of writing some python measures which are intended to work in a OpenStudio workflow (.osw), I came across this measure from PNNL

the measure uses the pip package cooper by importing it in measure.rb like so:

import copper as cp 
import typing

However by default the Openstudio cli the command

openstudio run --workflow

does not come with this pip package preloaded, so how can I load pip packages/ or Ruby gems into the OpenStudio cli?

Thank you!