CLI¶
flepimop2¶
flepimop2 - Flexible Epidemic Modeling Pipeline (version 2).
Usage:
flepimop2 [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--version Show the version and exit.
--help Show this message and exit.
flepimop2 build¶
Compile and build a model defined in a configuration file.
Usage:
flepimop2 build [OPTIONS] CONFIG
Options:
--dry-run Should this command be run using dry run?
-v, --verbosity The verbosity level to use for this command.
--help Show this message and exit.
flepimop2 process¶
Execute a processing step based on a configuration file.
The CONFIG argument should point to a valid configuration file.
Usage:
flepimop2 process [OPTIONS] CONFIG
Options:
--dry-run Should this command be run using dry run?
-t, --target TEXT The target to use for this command.
-v, --verbosity The verbosity level to use for this command.
--help Show this message and exit.
flepimop2 simulate¶
Run simulations based on a configuration file.
This command runs epidemic simulations specified from a provided configuration file.
The CONFIG argument should point to a valid configuration file.
Usage:
flepimop2 simulate [OPTIONS] CONFIG
Options:
--dry-run Should this command be run using dry run?
-t, --target TEXT The target to use for this command.
-v, --verbosity The verbosity level to use for this command.
--help Show this message and exit.
flepimop2 skeleton¶
Create a project skeleton with directory structure and template files.
This command scaffolds a new flepimop2 project by creating the necessary directory structure and populating it with template configuration files, environment specifications, and other boilerplate files needed to get started.
The PATH argument specifies where to create the project. If omitted, the
skeleton will be created in the current working directory.
Examples: # Create an empty project in a new directory $ flepimop2 skeleton foobar # Create a project in the current directory $ mkdir fizzbuzz && cd fizzbuzz $ flepimop2 skeleton
Usage:
flepimop2 skeleton [OPTIONS] [PATH]
Options:
--dry-run Should this command be run using dry run?
-v, --verbosity The verbosity level to use for this command.
--help Show this message and exit.