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bores-framework 0.0.1b0 package intelligence

3D 3-Phase Black-Oil Reservoir Modelling and Simulation Framework (BORES).

pip install bores-framework

Current version
0.0.1b0
Python requirement
>=3.10
License
Not declared
Distribution type
Pure Python wheel
Release files
2 (1 wheels, 1 source)
Download size
869.2 KiB
Release history
3 releases with files
Median release cadence
1 days

bores-framework dependencies

PyPI declares 27 unique dependency rules for this release. Environment markers are shown when supplied by the project.

  1. attrs >=25.3.0
  2. coolprop >=6.8.0
  3. imageio >=2.37.0
  4. intel-cmplr-lib-rt >=2025.3.1 when sys_platform != "darwin"
  5. ipython >=8.37.0
  6. kaleido >=1.0.0
  7. numba >=0.63.0
  8. plotly >=6.2.0
  9. pyamg >=5.3.0
  10. scikit-image >=0.25.2
  11. thermo >=0.4.2
  12. trame >=3.12.0
  13. typing-extensions >=4.15.0
  14. numpy >=2.0.0 when sys_platform != "darwin" and platform_machine == "x86_64"
  15. scipy >=1.13.0 when sys_platform != "darwin" and platform_machine == "x86_64"
  16. numpy >=2.0.0 when sys_platform == "darwin" or platform_machine != "x86_64"
  17. scipy >=1.13.0 when sys_platform == "darwin" or platform_machine != "x86_64"
  18. cachetools >=6.2.4
  19. h5py >=3.15.1
  20. zarr >=2.18.3

The compact report shows 25 of 27 declarations. The interactive dependency graph loads the complete metadata.

Compatibility and release files

bores-framework publishes 1 wheel and 1 source archive for version 0.0.1b0. Wheel platform tags: any.

No version-specific Python classifiers are declared.

Metadata completeness

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Release activity and sources

PyPI lists 3 releases with files. The first dated release is ; 3 releases fall within the 365 days preceding the latest dated release. The current release files were uploaded on . The preceding dated release was .

The project does not publish external project URLs in its PyPI metadata.