D-Sheet Piling
Analyzing a D-Sheet Piling model in VIKTOR can be done using the
DSheetPilingAnalysis class (worker required).
Add integration to app config
To make the worker integration available through the interface, add the following to your viktor.config.toml:
worker_integrations = [
"dsheetpiling",
]
Instructions on how to manually install the worker can be found here.
App code
No binding is provided by VIKTOR for this module, which means that the input file has to be generated manually or by using the GEOLIB:
import viktor as vkt
# Generate the input SHI file.
input_file = ...
# Run the analysis and obtain the output file.
analysis = vkt.dsheetpiling.DSheetPilingAnalysis(input_file)
analysis.execute(timeout=10)
output_file = analysis.get_output_file()
Testing
mock_DSheetPilingAnalysis decorator for easier testing of DSheetPilingAnalysis
DSheetPilingAnalysis.execute needs to be mocked
within the context of (automated) testing.
The viktor.testing module provides the mock_DSheetPilingAnalysis
decorator that facilitate mocking of workers:
import unittest
from viktor import File
from viktor.testing import mock_DSheetPilingAnalysis
from app.my_entity_type.controller import MyEntityTypeController
class TestMyEntityTypeController(unittest.TestCase):
@mock_DSheetPilingAnalysis(get_output_file={
'.shd': File.from_path('test_output.shd'),
'.shl': File.from_path('test_output.shl'),
'.shs': File.from_path('test_output.shs'),
'.sho': File.from_path('test_output.sho')
})
def test_dsheetpiling_analysis(self):
MyEntityTypeController().dsheetpiling_analysis()
For the decorator's input parameters the following holds:
- If a Sequence type is provided, the next entry is returned for each corresponding method call. When a call is performed on a depleted iterable, an Exception is raised.
- If a single object is provided, the object is returned each time the corresponding method is called (endlessly).
- If None is provided (default), a default File/BytesIO object (with empty content) is returned each time the corresponding method is called (endlessly).