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@enervance/insight-cim-model

v1.0.34

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CIM data model

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Keywords

Common Information ModelCIM

Readme

Introduction

This repository contains source code for the iTOC Tool. It is used to convert Integral Models contained by mysql database into cim/cgmes conform datasets.

Getting Started

TODO: Guide users through getting your code up and running on their own system. In this section you can talk about:

  1. Installation process
  2. Software dependencies
  3. Latest releases
  4. API references

Build and Test

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Contribute

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If you want to learn more about creating good readme files then refer the following guidelines. You can also seek inspiration from the below readme files:

##Bestandteile

  • partielle Implementierung von IEC61970, IEC61968, Extensions
  • ETL Routinen
  • Power System Data Model Konverter
  • Integral 7 Konverter

Skripte

  • npm run build Package erstellen
  • npm run test Tests (erfordert eine lokale MySQL-Instanz!)
  • npm run test_fuseki_psdm Fuseki- und PSDM-Konverter-Tests
  • npm run test_i7 Integral7-Konverter-Tests
  • npm run test_fuseki FusekiTests
  • npm run test_psdm Power System Data Model Konverter-Tests
  • npm run clean Package bereinigen
  • npm run ts-coverage TypeScript-Coverage
  • npm run coverage Code-Coverage Report