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Issue with indexing while using esoreader python module

Hello,

I am exploring the esoreader module developed by Daren Thomas (https://github.com/architecture-building-systems/esoreader/blob/master/README.md).

I am trying to use it within DesignBuilder to read the output variables from an eso file and for this case, I cannot use pandas. Does anyone know how I can access specific items of a variable's data by using the timeseries as the index (similar to the date_range pandas function, but without using pandas?)

I am new to python and all sorts of programming so sincere apologies if my query-asking skills are crap - I am happy to clarify in the comments!

Thank you.

Issue with indexing while using esoreader python module

Hello,

I am exploring the esoreader module developed by Daren Thomas (https://github.com/architecture-building-systems/esoreader/blob/master/README.md).

I am trying to use it within DesignBuilder to read the output variables from an eso file and for this case, I cannot use pandas. Does anyone know how I can access specific items of a variable's data by using the timeseries as the index (similar to the date_range pandas function, but without using pandas?)

I am new to python and all sorts of programming so sincere apologies if my query-asking skills are crap - I am happy to clarify in the comments!

Thank you.

Issue with indexing while using esoreader python module

I am exploring the esoreader module developed by Daren Thomas (https://github.com/architecture-building-systems/esoreader/blob/master/README.md).

I am trying to use it within DesignBuilder to read the output variables from an eso file and for this case, I cannot use pandas. Does anyone know how I can access specific items of a variable's data by using the timeseries as the index (similar to the date_range pandas function, but without using pandas?)

I am new to python and all sorts of programming so sincere apologies if my query-asking skills are crap - I am happy to clarify in the comments!

Thank you.