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    - apt-get install -y build-essential gcc tk openjdk-17-jdk

    - export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-17-openjdk-amd64

    - export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH

    - export THERMOGIS_JAR=$CI_PROJECT_DIR/resources/thermogis_jar/thermogis-1.7.0-shaded.jar

    - pixi install

    - pixi run pytest -rx tests/

    - rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*

pythermogis has been designed to be used as a python package you import into your own python projects.

It works by creating a python API access to the ThermoGIS techno-economic application, which is written in Java. 

Because of this dependency you need to Install a Java 17 VM and store the ThermoGIS Jar (a Java executable file) on your computer:

Because of this dependency you need to Install a Java 17 VM.

### 1. Install Java 17 and Download the ThermoGIS JAR

### 1. Install Java 17

This package requires a Java 17 VM (we recommend using [Amazon Corretto 17](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-17-ug/downloads-list.html)) and a [ThermoGIS Jar file](https://ci.tno.nl/gitlab/ags_public/pythermogis/-/blob/main/resources/thermogis_jar/thermogis-1.7.0-shaded.jar?ref_type=heads) (Version >=1.7).

This package requires a Java 17 VM (we recommend using [Amazon Corretto 17](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-17-ug/downloads-list.html)).

*(You can find the JAR in this repository's resources folder: /resources/thermogis_jar)*

### 2. Create Required Environment Variables

### 2. Ensure JAVA_HOME is set

Create a file called ``.env`` in your project root folder. 

This file should contain the following variables:

When installing the Java 17 Virtual Machine (JVM), a global environment variable _should_ have been set: `JAVA_HOME`. This stores the path to the JVM that was installed in step 1 and enables pythermogis to read the core Java code.

If, for some reason, this was not done during installation you can either set it yourself or create a ``.env`` file in your project root folder. 

This `.env` file should contain the following variable:

- `JAVA_HOME`: Path to the Java 17 installation

  *(e.g., on Windows: `C:\Program Files\Amazon Corretto\jdk17.0.0_0`)*

- `THERMOGIS_JAR`: Path to the ThermoGIS `.jar` file; __including__ the name of the jar file

  *(e.g. `/path/to/the/thermogis-1.7.0-shaded.jar`)*

Example .env contents:

Example `.env` contents (The specific path could be different depending on your OS, or file architecture):

```

THERMOGIS_JAR = /path/to/the/thermogis-1.7.0-shaded.jar

JAVA_HOME = C:\Program Files \Amazon Corretto\jdk17.0.0_0

```

cd pythermogis

pixi install

```

(Make sure you have followed the step installing a Java17 VM and saving the ThermoGIS Jar)

(Make sure you have followed step 1 and 2: installing a Java 17 VM)

---

pythermogis has been designed to be used as a python package you import into your own python projects.

It works by creating a python API access to the ThermoGIS techno-economic application, which is written in Java. 

Because of this dependency you need to Install a Java 17 VM and store the ThermoGIS Jar (a Java executable file) on your computer:

Because of this dependency you need to Install a Java 17 VM.

### 1. Install Java 17 and Download the ThermoGIS JAR

### 1. Install Java 17

This package requires a Java 17 VM (we recommend using [Amazon Corretto 17](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-17-ug/downloads-list.html)) and a [ThermoGIS Jar file](https://ci.tno.nl/gitlab/ags_public/pythermogis/-/blob/main/resources/thermogis_jar/thermogis-1.7.0-shaded.jar?ref_type=heads) (Version >=1.7).

This package requires a Java 17 VM (we recommend using [Amazon Corretto 17](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-17-ug/downloads-list.html)).

*(You can find the JAR in this repository's resources folder: /resources/thermogis_jar.)*

*(You can find the JAR in this repository's resources folder: /resources/thermogis_jar)*

### 2. Create Required Environment Variables

### 2. Ensure JAVA_HOME is set

Create a file called ``.env`` in your project root folder. 

This file should contain the following variables:

When installing the Java 17 Virtual Machine (JVM), a global environment variable _should_ have been set: `JAVA_HOME`. This stores the path to the JVM that was installed in step 1 and enables pythermogis to read the core Java code.

If, for some reason, this was not done during installation you can either set it yourself or create a ``.env`` file in your project root folder. 

This `.env` file should contain the following variable:

- `JAVA_HOME`: Path to the Java 17 installation

  *(e.g., on Windows: `C:\Program Files\Amazon Corretto\jdk17.0.0_0`)*

- `THERMOGIS_JAR`: Path to the ThermoGIS `.jar` file; __including__ the name of the jar file

  *(e.g. `/path/to/the/thermogis-1.7.0-shaded.jar`)*

Example .env contents:

Example `.env` contents (The specific path could be different depending on your OS, or file architecture):

```

THERMOGIS_JAR = /path/to/the/thermogis-1.7.0-shaded.jar

JAVA_HOME = C:\Program Files \Amazon Corretto\jdk17.0.0_0

```

### 3. Import pythermogis into your own python projects

You can use pip to install the package directly from the gitlab project:

cd pythermogis

pixi install

```

(Make sure you have followed the step installing a Java17 VM and saving the ThermoGIS Jar)

(Make sure you have followed step 1 and 2: installing a Java 17 VM)

---

  timestamp: 1740946648058

- pypi: ./

  name: pythermogis

  version: 1.2.3

  sha256: 6c8828289c71f3180f90af7d940428d8362b440e147bf8a6e533c4d28a8232d2

  version: 1.2.4

  sha256: 41970125f848a057eda9f00cac0c2046df6c0b149f67081432922484a4320b9d

  requires_dist:

  - jpype1>=1.5.2,<2

  - xarray==2024.9.0.*

[project]

name = "pythermogis"

version = "1.2.3"

version = "1.2.4"

description = "This repository is used as a python API for the ThermoGIS Doublet simulations"

authors = [

    { name = "Hen Brett", email = "hen.brett@tno.nl" },

[tool.setuptools]

package-dir = {"" = "src"}

[tool.setuptools.package-data]

"pythermogis" = ["thermogis_jar/*.jar"]  # Ensure all files inside 'lib/' are included

[tool.pixi.workspace]

channels = ["conda-forge"]

platforms = ["win-64", "linux-64"]