This script helps manage rainfall configuration files describing the scenarios on which we want to run CityCAT. It uploads configuration files to Google Cloud Storage (GCS) and creates a batch configuration file for scheduling CityCAT runs against the uploaded files.
Given a directory full of rainfall files, the script uploads each file to GCS and creates an associated CityCAT configuration file for the rainfall configuration. The CityCAT configuration files will be identical except for their SimulationRunTime setting, which will match the duration of its associated rainfall configuration file. Note that the uploaded rainfall configuration files will have different names in GCS. They will have names in GCS with the form 'Rainfall_Data_X.txt' where X is some number.
The resulting batch configuration file will map each rainfall configuration file to the CityCAT configuration file with the correct simulation run time.
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e .
You can run the script with
python config_uploader/main.py
--rainfall-directory path/to/rainfall/configuation/files \
--configuration-name unique-name-for-this-group-of-configurations \
--batch-configuration-path path/to/resulting/batch/config/file
or equivalently, run the executable installed by pip install -e .
upload_citycat_config
--rainfall-directory path/to/rainfall/configuation/files \
--configuration-name unique-name-for-this-group-of-configurations \
--batch-configuration-path path/to/resulting/batch/config/file
See
upload_citycat_config --help
for more details.
mkdir out
upload_citycat_config \
--rainfall-directory data/test_config \
--configuration-name test_config \
--batch-configuration-path out/test_config.txt
Should produce a test_config.txt and upload the RainfallData_X.txt and CityCat_Config_Y.txt files to the supplied bucket.
-c 1 -r 1
-c 1 -r 2