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It would be great if pymt users could quickly find out what model and data components are available for pymt. There is a list on the CSDMS wiki website, but it would be helpful to also have:
a list of components, with their install commands, on the readthedocs site
a way to query a component list from within pymt itself (e.g., pymt.components.list())
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@gregtucker For item 2, the MODELS attribute provides a list of available pymt components:
>>> import pymt
>>> for model in pymt.MODELS:
... print(model)
...
Avulsion
Plume
Sedflux3D
Subside
Rafem
FrostNumber
Ku
Hydrotrend
GIPL
ECSimpleSnow
Child
Cem
Waves
This isn't documented, though, which it needs to be.
pymt.MODELS contains the models that are currently installed in pymt. However, there may be other models that, while available for pymt, are not yet installed. Is there a way we could give the user the ability to query all of the available pymt models for their platform? Can we do this in a way that we can easily keep up-to-date?
It would be great if pymt users could quickly find out what model and data components are available for pymt. There is a list on the CSDMS wiki website, but it would be helpful to also have:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: