2. Getting started¶
Required files for using the tool can be found in the docket associated with the rulemaking.
In addition, the code repository can be found at https://github.com/USEPA/EPA_CCEMS_PostProcessingTool. Navigate to the above link and select “Clone or download” to either clone the repository to your local machine or download it as a ZIP file. Alternatively, you may wish to Fork the repo to your local machine if you intend to suggest changes to the code via a pull request. If you have trouble with the repository, please use the email address below for help.
2.1. Setting up a Python environment¶
Once you have the tool installed locally and have set up your python environment, you can install the packages needed to use the tool by typing the command (in a terminal window within your python environment):
pip install -r requirements.txt
or,
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
2.2. Running the tool¶
With the requirements installed, you should be able to run the tool by typing the command (in a terminal window within your python environment):
python -m tool_code.combinator
This should create a runs folder in your project folder (i.e., where you have placed the tool and repository), unless one has already been created, where the results of the run can be found.
Note that the tool was written in a Python 3.9 environment.