Any interest in "geoh5vista"? #6064
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Awesome job! If you want to maintain this as a library, please consult with us here and we can advise you. |
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Thanks very much. I'll certainly be asking for advice! |
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Fantastic work!! I love seeing these sorts of interoperability layers between PyVista and domain-specific formats! |
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Thank you for 'omfvista'; especially considering how much I'm using it as a reference and jumping-off point. |
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Sounds great - been doing xarray to geoh5. |
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Hi all, I've been slowly working away on this library and have recently made a number of edits and improvements. The code now supports reading most of the key entities from geoh5 files. I'm certainly keen for testers, contibutors, and feedback. The addition of the "write to geoh5" functions is in progress. |
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The "omfvista" library provides a useful way to access OMF projects/data via PyVista. Starting from that example and structure, I've been prototyping an equivalent "geoh5vista" library that works with Geoh5 files.
I'm uploading my work-in-progress to see if folks have any interest in this kind of package:
[geoh5vista] (https://github.com/derek-kinakin/geoh5vista)
So far, I have got it to a stage where I can run the equivalent OMF reading/visualization examples on Geoh5 files.
There is plently left to do...
...and likely a lot more...
I'm keen to hear feedback on the usefulness of this project.
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