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__title__ = "FreeCAD YAML and JSON mesh reader and writer"
__author__ = "Johannes Hartung"
__url__ = "http://www.freecadweb.org"
## @package importYAMLJSONMesh
# \ingroup FEM
# \brief FreeCAD YAML and JSON Mesh reader and writer for FEM workbench
import json
import os
import FreeCAD
from FreeCAD import Console
from . import importToolsFem
has_yaml = True
try:
import yaml
except ImportError:
Console.PrintMessage(
"No YAML available (import yaml failure), "
"yaml import/export won't work\n"
)
has_yaml = False
# ****************************************************************************
# ********* generic FreeCAD import and export methods ************************
# names are fix given from FreeCAD, these methods are called from FreeCAD
# they are set in FEM modules Init.py
if open.__module__ == "__builtin__":
# because we'll redefine open below (Python2)
pyopen = open
elif open.__module__ == "io":
# because we'll redefine open below (Python3)
pyopen = open
def open(
filename
):
"""called when freecad opens a file
a FEM mesh object is created in a new document"""
docname = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(filename))[0]
return insert(filename, docname)
def insert(
filename,
docname
):
"""called when freecad wants to import a file"
a FEM mesh object is created in a existing document"""
try:
doc = FreeCAD.getDocument(docname)
except NameError:
doc = FreeCAD.newDocument(docname)
FreeCAD.ActiveDocument = doc
import_yaml_json_mesh(filename)
return doc
def export(objectslist, fileString):
"called when freecad exports a file"
if len(objectslist) != 1:
Console.PrintError(
"This exporter can only "
"export one object.\n")
return
obj = objectslist[0]
if not obj.isDerivedFrom("Fem::FemMeshObject"):
Console.PrintError("No FEM mesh object selected.\n")
return
write(fileString, obj.FemMesh)
# ****************************************************************************
# ********* module specific methods ******************************************
# reader:
# - a method uses a FemMesh instance, creates the FEM mesh document object and
# returns this object
# - a method read the data from file creates FemMesh instance out of the
# FEM mesh dictionary. This instance is returned
# - a converts the raw read data into the FEM mesh dictionary which
# can be used to create a FemMesh instance
#
#
# writer:
# - a method directly writes a FemMesh to the mesh file
# ********* reader ***********************************************************
def import_yaml_json_mesh(
fileString
):
"""
read a FemMesh from a yaml/json mesh file
insert a FreeCAD FEM Mesh object in the ActiveDocument
return the FEM mesh document object
"""
mesh_name = os.path.basename(os.path.splitext(fileString)[0])
femmesh = read(fileString)
if femmesh:
mesh_object = FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.addObject(
"Fem::FemMeshObject",
mesh_name
)
mesh_object.FemMesh = femmesh
return mesh_object
def read(
fileString
):
"""read a FemMesh from a yaml/json mesh file and return the FemMesh
"""
# no document object is created, just the FemMesh is returned
fileExtension = os.path.basename(os.path.splitext(fileString)[1])
raw_mesh_data = {}
if fileExtension.lower() == ".meshjson" or\
fileExtension.lower() == ".json":
fp = pyopen(fileString, "rt")
raw_mesh_data = json.load(fp)
fp.close()
elif (
fileExtension.lower() == ".meshyaml"
or fileExtension.lower() == ".meshyml"
or fileExtension.lower() == ".yaml"
or fileExtension.lower() == ".yml"
) and has_yaml:
fp = pyopen(fileString, "rt")
raw_mesh_data = yaml.load(fp)
fp.close()
else:
Console.PrintError(
"Unknown extension, "
"please select other importer.\n")
Console.PrintMessage("Converting indices to integer numbers ...")
mesh_data = convert_raw_data_to_mesh_data(raw_mesh_data)
Console.PrintMessage("OK\n")
return importToolsFem.make_femmesh(mesh_data)
def convert_raw_data_to_mesh_data(
raw_mesh_data
):
"""
Converts raw dictionary data from JSON or YAML file to proper dict
for importToolsFem.make_femmesh(mesh_data). This is necessary since
JSON and YAML save dict keys as strings while make_femmesh expects
integers.
"""
mesh_data = {}
for (type_key, type_dict) in raw_mesh_data.items():
if type_key.lower() != "groups":
mesh_data[type_key] = dict([
(int(k), v) for (k, v) in type_dict.items()
])
return mesh_data
# ********* writer ***********************************************************
def write(
fileString,
fem_mesh
):
"""directly write a FemMesh to a yaml/json mesh file
fem_mesh: a FemMesh"""
mesh_data = importToolsFem.make_dict_from_femmesh(fem_mesh)
if fileString != "":
fileName, fileExtension = os.path.splitext(fileString)
if fileExtension.lower() == ".json" \
or fileExtension.lower() == ".meshjson":
fp = pyopen(fileString, "wt")
json.dump(mesh_data, fp, indent=4)
fp.close()
elif (
fileExtension.lower() == ".meshyaml"
or fileExtension.lower() == ".meshyml"
or fileExtension.lower() == ".yaml"
or fileExtension.lower() == ".yml"
) and has_yaml:
fp = pyopen(fileString, "wt")
yaml.safe_dump(mesh_data, fp)
fp.close()