Installation

Running ONSAS

The user should follow these steps to install and run ONSAS:

Download and install the latest version of GNU-Octave.
Download the zip file of the latest ONSAS release from these site.
Open GNU-Octave and run one of the example scripts from the examples folder (or create yours!).

Visualizing results

You can process the outputs using Octave, however, the open-source software ParaView can be used to visualize the results produced by ONSAS.

Generation of geometries/meshes

The user can provide the geometry of the structure using two optional formats: .msh or .dxf. GMSH is an open-source tool that allows to generate high-quality meshes. The dxf files can be used using any CAD tool.

Development tools

If you want to contribute you should install python -> poetry -> miss-hit, to check the styling of the code before pushing. It is recommended but not mandatory to install poetry in a specific directory doing this in linux's bash or whatever corresponds to you OS:

cd ONSAS/utils
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate

Then install poetry, install miss-hit and check

pip install poetry
make install
make format_check