Analyze multiple physical properties of objects in a kcl file.
Options
input- The path to the input file. This can also be the path to a directory containing a main.kcl file. If you pass
-as the path, the file will be read from stdin --material-density- How dense is the material?
Default value:1 --material-density-unit- What units are
material-densitymeasured in?
Default value:kg:m3 --format- How to present the data to stdout. Machine-friendly and human-friendly options
Possible values:json | yaml | table --volume-output-unit- What units do you want volumes shown in?
Default value:m3 --mass-output-unit- What units do you want masses shown in?
Default value:kg --density-output-unit- What units do you want densities shown in?
Default value:kg:m3 --surface-area-output-unit- What units do you want areas shown in?
Default value:m2 --center-of-mass-output-unit- What units do you want lengths shown in?
Default value:m --show-trace- If true, print a link to this request's tracing data
Default value:false -d/--debug- Print debug info
Default value:false --host- Zoo API host to use for all commands (e.g., "api.zoo.dev" or "http://localhost:8888"). Overrides the configured default host
-h/--help- Print help (see a summary with '-h')
About
This runs KCL once and then returns all requested analyses from the same scene.
By default, this will search the input path for a project.toml file to determine any specific execution settings.