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WEC-Sim_Applications
This repository contains applications of the WEC-Sim code, including tutorials by the WEC-Sim team as well as user-shared examples.
To contribute an example follow these guidelines:
- Create a new branch off the
dev
branch. - Create a folder on the top level with a single example (folders starting with a dot or underscore are ignored).
- Do not include results as these take up space and can easily be generated by running the example.
- Using the README_template.md file create a README.md file for your example. Include the example name, the author, WEC-Sim version, and description.
- Using the TestB2B.m test as a template, create a TestCASE.m file that will run BEMIO and check the functionality of your application when changes are made to the WEC-Sim source code.
- Include any required MATLAB toolboxes in a text file called
products.txt
. Use one line per toolbox and use the same naming conventions as described for theproducts
input to the Setup MATLAB action. - Create a pull request against the
dev
branch. The WEC-Sim team will review your example and add it to the repo.
Testing Applications
Tests are provided for the applications using the MATLAB unit testing framework.
Individual test files are typically found at the same level as a hydroData
directory, with a file name like Test<Something>.m
. These test files may test
multiple application cases that use the same hydrodynamic data.
For the latest release of WEC-Sim_Applications, or the main
branch, it is
assumed that the latest release or main
branch of WEC-Sim is
installed. For tests containing the name "MoorDyn", it is also necessary to
install the MoorDyn module into WEC-Sim. The tests in the
Desalination
folder require the Simscape Fluids toolbox.
Assuming that the WEC-Sim_Applications source code is located at some path
\path\to\WEC-Sim_Applications
, then to test the Body-to-Body Interaction
application cases, the following commands can be given in the MATLAB interface:
>> cd \path\to\WEC-Sim_Applications\Body-to-Body_Interactions
>> runtests("TestB2B.m")
...
Alternatively, the TestB2B.m
file can be opened in the MATLAB editor and
then the tests can be run by selecting the Run Tests
action in the EDITOR
ribbon.
A shortcut for running all the tests in the repository is provided at the
root level with the wecSimAppTest.m
function. This function can be run from
the root directory, as follows:
>> cd \path\to\WEC-Sim_Applications
>> wecSimAppTest
...
Alternatively, the function can also be used to run tests in a particular
directory. For instance, run the tests in the End_Stops
directory as follows:
>> wecSimAppTest End_Stops
...