Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: lime_internal_getter
Version: 0.3.2
Summary: data handling library for Lime.ai
Project-URL: Homepage, https://gitlab.com/harisankar99/lime_internal_getter
Project-URL: Issues, https://gitlab.com/harisankar99/lime_internal_getter/issues
Author-email: Harisankar Suresh <harisankar.suresh@lime.ai>
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Requires-Python: >=3.8
Requires-Dist: fastparquet
Requires-Dist: pandas>=2.0.3
Requires-Dist: plotly
Requires-Dist: pyarrow
Requires-Dist: python-docx
Requires-Dist: requests
Requires-Dist: scikit-learn
Requires-Dist: scipy
Requires-Dist: tqdm
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown

# lime_internal_getter- A Data Handling Library for Lime.ai Documentation

## Overview
This document provides a description of the functions defined in the `lime_internal_getter` package. The functions facilitate various operations including data fetching, IoT dashboard integration, data filtering, and process execution.

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## Functions

### 1. **get_imei**
**Description:** Retrieves the IMEI of a battery pack from the Lime.ai dashboard.

**Parameters:**
- `IMEI` (str): The IMEI string of the device.

**Returns:**
- IMEI (str): Retrieved IMEI of the battery pack.

**Example Usage:**
```python
imei = get_imei("MD0AIOALAA00638")
```

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### 2. **get_pimdata**
**Description:** Retrieves and processes IoT dashboard data for Local PIM testing.(Only for developers of PIM)

**Parameters:**
- `IMEI` (str): IMEI of the device.
- `start_time` (str): Start time in `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM` format.
- `end_time` (str): End time in `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM` format.
- `filter_data` (bool): Whether to filter data. Default is `False`.
- `serial_no` (bool): Whether the input is a serial number. Default is `False`.
- `interpolation` (bool): Whether to interpolate data. Default is `True`.
- `period` (float): Interpolation period in seconds. Default is `0.1`.
- `nas` (bool): Use NAS storage if `True`. Default is `True`.

**Returns:**
- DataFrame: A pandas DataFrame containing processed data.

**Example Usage:**
```python
pim_data = get_pimdata("MD0AIOALAA00638", "2024-10-25 14:30", "2024-10-26 02:17")
```

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### 3. **get_fwdata**
**Description:** Fetches a list of packs with specific firmware versions.

**Parameters:**
- `fWVersion` (str): Firmware version to filter.
- `battery_prefix` (str): Battery prefix for filtering.

**Returns:**
- DataFrame: A pandas DataFrame containing the filtered data.

**Example Usage:**
```python

fw_data = get_fwdata(fWVersion="8183D", battery_prefix="MH")
```
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### 4. **get_data**
**Description:** Fetches battery data from NAS storage or IoT dashboard.

**Parameters:**
- `imei` (str): IMEI or serial number.
- `start_time` (str): Start time in `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM` format.
- `end_time` (str): End time in `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM` format.
- `filter_data` (bool): Whether to filter data. Default is `False`.
- `skip` (bool): Skip missing files if `True`. Default is `False`.
- `nas` (bool): Use NAS storage if `True`. Default is `True`.

**Returns:**
- DataFrame: A pandas DataFrame containing fetched data.

**Example Usage:**
```python
battery_data = get_data("MD0AIOALAA00638", "2024-10-25 14:30", "2024-10-26 02:17")
```

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### 5. **pim_make**
**Description:** Executes the PIM model after setting configurations in C code.(Only for developers of PIM)

**Parameters:**
- `directory_path` (str): Path to the directory containing PIM configurations.
- `model` (int): Model type. Default is `4`.
- `filename` (str): File extension for the output. Default is `"_iot_data.csv"`.

**Example Usage:**
```python
pim_make("/path/to/directory", model=4, filename="_iot_data.csv")
```

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### 6. **PIMProcessor** (Class)
**Description:** Class for processing PIM models and generating reports. (Not required for non-developers of PIM Model) 
*results avaiable through some list of data through batch process as list*

**Methods:**
- `__init__(directory_path, model,step)`: Initializes the processor.
- `fetch_and_process_data(...)`: Processes data for a list of serial numbers.
- `generate_final_table(save_csv)`: Generates the final data table.
- `plot()`: Plots SOH comparison for packs.

**Example Usage:**
```python
processor = PIMProcessor("/path/to/directory", model=4)
processor.fetch_and_process_data([...], "2024-06-27", "2024-06-28")
processor.correction_monitor()
print(processor.bms_errors)
```
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### 7. **KalmanFilter** (Class)
**Description:** Class for running PIM models implemented locally through python
(Not required for non-developers of PIM Model but can be used) 
*soc and soh available through internal variable parameters*

**Methods:**
- `__init__(model)` : Initialises model parameters
- `process_filter(data)`: Performs Kalman filter for the given data
    - `data` a dataframe variable which has the structure:
    `[Time in s,Current(A), Voltage 1 , Voltage2 ....]`

**Example Usage:**
```python
import lime_internal_getter as ig
kf= ig.KalmanFilter(model=9)
kf.process_filter(ig.get_pimdata("863674072212077",'2025-01-26')) #Put actual parameters here
print(kf.soc[0])# print soc for cell 1 corresponding to voltage 1 
print(kf.soh[0])# print soh for cell 1 corresponding to voltage 1

```
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### 8. **Reports** (Class)
**Description:** Class for generating reports and corrections scripts for different firmware versions

**Methods:**
- `__init__(model)`: Generates a variable which has functionality of docx. Use df_todocx to update this and save using document.save(filpath+filename.docx)
- `df_to_docx(data)` : Use this generate a table in the document for any dataframe
-  `correction_script(fWlist,model,start_date)` : Use for running correction monitor with different correction scripts in PIMProcessor class for big data in batch mode for processing entire firm like for max errors, errors in soc_ranges etc. .
**Example Usage:**
```python
import pandas as pd
import lime_internal_getter as ig
ar=ig.Reports()
ar.df_to_docx(pd.DataFrame([1,2,3],[1.1,2.5,4.2]),save=True)
fWlist=["51828"]
ar.correction_script(fWlist,model=3,start_date="2025-01-21")
#### Process for atleast 5 Min
print(pd.read_csv('51828.csv'))

```
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