Thermos UI

See LICENSE for licensing information.

THERMOS as a whole is split into a few parts, which see:

https://github.com/cse-bristol/clj-lp

a library for driving MIP solvers from clojure

https://github.com/cse-bristol/110-thermos-models

a library containing most of the core THERMOS MIP / heuristic models

https://github.com/cse-bristol/110-thermos-importer

a library containing utility code, mostly for processing GIS data

https://github.com/cse-bristol/110-thermos-ui

this repository, containing the THERMOS frontend application.

A certain amount of model code is also in this repository, since the thermos-models interfaces accept a boiled down version in which some simplifications have been made already. In particular, the rules for heat losses, pipe diameters, and pipe costs are all found in here.

This repository

The THERMOS web interface.

Builds using scripts in build-src.

How to build

• For development
  1. You need a postgis server to run against. There is a nix expression to set one up in ./dev/pg-server.nix
  2. You need a JDK
  3. You need clojure command line tools

  Then you can run

  clojure -Adev:server:client dev
      

  or

  clojure -Adev:server:client dev --emacs
      

  if you want to develop in emacs with cider.

  If you want to hack on the dependencies locally as well, you can check them out into ../, and do

  clojure -Adev:server:client:local-deps dev
      

• For production

  clojure -Adev:server:client jar
      

  Should spit out a jar in target/

Configuration

The application has a few config settings, defaults in resources/config.edn. These are settable through the environment.