A strain analysis tool written in Python
Github is a tool for sharing version-controlled software. You don't have to use GitHub to use this software, but I recommend that you do, to make sure that you can easily get the latest version.
To do so, create an account on GitHub if you don't already have one.
You can use Git to keep your copy of PyEdna up to date. Please be sure to visit Git's website and download & install Git for your operating system.
PyEdna is written in Python 3.7. To run PyEdna on your computer, you will need a local installation of Python 3. Please follow the instructions below to install Python via Anaconda distribution for your respective operating system:
If you have installed git, you can install PyEdna with a single command. In a terminal (e.g. Anaconda Prompt), give the command pip install git+https://github.com/simon-ball/PyEdna
You can also clone the repository locally, either using git, or using Github's desktop application
Use the "Clone or Download" button on the right hand side of the screen to download a copy of PyEdna's code. Extract it to a file on your computer. To simplify importing the library, add this location to the Python Path variable .
You can start PyEdna by importing the Python library and calling its start() method
>>> import pyedna
>>> pyedna.start()
You can also use the analysis tools directly, without the GUI, using the class pyedna.EdnaCalc
Please submit issues to the project's issue tracker on Github.