zoo kcl analyze
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 --allow-errors- When there are KCL problems that are are errors, continue anyway. Problems (AKA compilation issues) may be detected in KCL parsing or execution and can have varying severity. Some errors are fatal and are not affected by this option. Which errors are considered fatal may change without notice
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.
analyze a file and print a table
$ zoo kcl analyze my-file.kcl --material-density 1.0 --material-density-unit lb-ft3
output for scripting
$ zoo kcl analyze my-file.kcl --format json --material-density 1.0 --material-density-unit lb-ft3
By default, this will search the input path for a project.toml file to determine any specific execution settings.