fcuevas Posted July 11, 2017 Posted July 11, 2017 Hi, we are evaluating the use of PVsyst in our simulations. In order to connect PVsyst with other software, we would like to know if it is possible to run simulations from the console, without opening the interface. Usually in simulation software a case is stored in text files. We would set a case and then modify the file as we need. Then, we need to simulate the modified case with an order like this:> PVsyst.exe inputFile.in Is it possible to do it?Regards,Felipe
André Mermoud Posted July 15, 2017 Posted July 15, 2017 No, it is not possible. In the present time PVsyst doesn't provide an API. The only way of performing several simulations with different parameters is the Batch mode (managed by an EXCEL file)
fcuevas Posted July 17, 2017 Author Posted July 17, 2017 Hi André,thank you for the reply. Are there plans to make it possible? it is not necessarily an API, but the possibility of running the case from the command line. The pre and post-processing would be done with Python (reading and writing files, performing calculations, storing files in a predefined format). For example, in Trnsys is possible to do it using the following commands (textual answer from the Trnsys forum)----------------------Both TRNSYS and PreBid can be called from the Windows command prompt.If TRNSYS is installed in C:\Trnsys15 and you want to run a deck called MyDeckFile.dck which is in X:\MyFolder, the command line is:"C:\Trnsys15\Trnsys.exe" "X:\MyFolder\MyDeckFile.dck"If you don't want to have to click on "Yes-No" at the end of each simulation, you can use the /n switch. The command line is:"C:\Trnsys15\Trnsys.exe" "X:\MyFolder\MyDeckFile.dck" /n--------------------PVsyst is very well evaluated by the solar community. We would really like to use it in our simulations. Please let us know if there are plans to make it possible.Best regards,Felipe
bob123 Posted April 5, 2019 Posted April 5, 2019 Good day,Wondering if PVsyst now offers the ability to run from a console without launching the GUI.Thank you
E98 Renewables Blake Posted October 13, 2023 Posted October 13, 2023 I wanted to follow up on this question of running a simulation variant without the gui. Multiple simulations would be ideal, but just looking to run a single project from terminal.@André Mermoud
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