Has anyone else had issues trying to extract points from nHaystack using pyhaystack getting errors related to pint?
I have a pressure point with unit in/wc and I am getting errors saying wc is not setup in the unit registry. I tried manually adding it but unsuccessfully.
Stephen FrankWed 24 Jan
I don't use nHaystack or pyhaystack, however, the correct Haystack units for inches of water column are in/wc or inH₂O (as opposed to just wc). Does that help?
Rick JenningsFri 26 Jan
Hi Jeff,
FYI. There is another open source Python client library called Phable: https://github.com/rick-jennings/phable
Recently we have been having excellent community involvement that has helped improve Phable.
Also, we would be happy to support you on Phable's issues forum.
I am not sure if nHaystack implemented the recent batch read and write features. So if you try out Phable then I suggest initially you focus on doing ops only on a single point record at a time.
Jeff Kimmel Tue 23 Jan
Has anyone else had issues trying to extract points from nHaystack using pyhaystack getting errors related to pint?
I have a pressure point with unit in/wc and I am getting errors saying
wcis not setup in the unit registry. I tried manually adding it but unsuccessfully.Stephen Frank Wed 24 Jan
I don't use nHaystack or pyhaystack, however, the correct Haystack units for inches of water column are
in/wcorinH₂O(as opposed to justwc). Does that help?Rick Jennings Fri 26 Jan
Hi Jeff,
FYI. There is another open source Python client library called Phable: https://github.com/rick-jennings/phable
Recently we have been having excellent community involvement that has helped improve Phable.
Also, we would be happy to support you on Phable's issues forum.
I am not sure if nHaystack implemented the recent batch read and write features. So if you try out Phable then I suggest initially you focus on doing ops only on a single point record at a time.
Kind regards,
Rick