Supported Python bindings

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Requested by @mostaphaRoudsari @chriswmackey

[chriswmackey]

This would be truly wonderful. Let us know if there is anything that we can do to help here and we are always happy to help run tests.

[mostaphaRoudsari]

💯!

[aaron-boranian]

Python has a more developed set of scientific libraries than Ruby. Fully supporting the Python bindings and including them with the OpenStudio installation would allow the use of these libraries with the API.

Migrated from UserVoice

[mbcoalson]

Please make this a reality.

[MatthewSteen]

In addition to the scientific libraries, here's one for psychrometrics...

https://github.com/psychrometrics/psychrolib

[tijcolem]

Update on this. This is happening and is schedule to be delivered for 3.2.0 release this spring release.

Python bindings will distributed through the official pypi channels.
test.pypi.org (development for testing purposes)
pypi.org (official release here).

To install you'll need Python pip installed and then run pip install openstudio to install the latest openstudio binding version.

We'll have additional docs for this as we approach our 3.2.0 release. Thanks to @jmarrec for all the great work to support this!

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