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The kernel of OpenStudio 2.0 is OpenStudio Command Line Interface (CLI), a self-contained 150 MB package that executes single-model workflows. CLI should make it easier for developers to integrate the parts of OpenStudio they want without having to carry the parts they don’t. Credit: NREL.
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OpenStudio CLI and Meta-CLI form the basis of the new OpenStudio Server, a more elastic, more portable, and more programmatically accessible version of the original. Credit: NREL.
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The user-visible piece of OpenStudio 2.0 is the re-engineered Parametric Analysis Tool (PAT). In addition to using the new OpenStudio Server, the new PAT interface is implemented as a browser application, demonstrating how OpenStudio can be used to develop portable web-based tools. Credit: NREL.
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The kernel of OpenStudio 2.0 is OpenStudio Command Line Interface (CLI), a self-contained 150 MB package that executes single-model workflows. CLI should make it easier for developers to integrate the parts of OpenStudio they want without having to carry the parts they don’t. Credit: NREL.
The kernel of OpenStudio 2.0 is OpenStudio Command Line Interface (CLI), a self-contained 150 MB package that executes single-model workflows. CLI should make it easier for developers to integrate the parts of OpenStudio they want without having to carry the parts they don’t. Credit: NREL.