Pyhelp

[](https://anaconda.org/cgq-qgc/pyhelp) [](https://pypi.org/project/pyhelp/)

Pip Wheels and Conda packages are both available for Python 3.6 and 3.7 on the Windows 64bits plateform. If you need to use PyHELP with a version of Python older than 3.6 or if you are working on Linux or MacOS, you will have to build and install PyHELP from source. See the [installation documentation](https://pyhelp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html) for more info on how to do this.

The `example_pyhelp_v0.1.2.zip` archive that is available here to download contains all the input data required by PyHELP to calculate the monthly water balance for a section of the Rivière du Nord watershed in the Laurentians, Quebec, Canada. See the [documentation](https://pyhelp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/example.html) for more details.

Bug Fix
PR 59 : Make reading weather input more flexible
PR 60 : Fix PyHELP crashing when a cell has 0 valid layer but is flagged to be run in HELP
PR 62 : Add quality check for D10 input data and skip cells with bad input data

Documentation

PR 53 : Fix ReadTheDocs building
PR 55: Complete PyHELP installation documentation

Maintenance and Support

PR 42: Add support for Python 3.7
PR 56: Fix conda build
PR 58: Remove "read_concatenated_d10d11_file" function from code

[](https://anaconda.org/cgq-qgc/pyhelp) [](https://pypi.org/project/pyhelp/)

Pip Wheels and Conda packages are both available for Python 3.6 on the Windows 64bits plateform. If you need to use PyHELP with Python 3.7 or are working on Linux or MacOS, you will have to build and install PyHELP from source. Please contact us if you have questions or if you need help with that.

The `example_pyhelp_v0.1.1.zip` archive that is available here to download contains all the input data required by PyHELP to calculate the monthly water balance for a section of the Rivière du Nord watershed in the Laurentians, Quebec, Canada. See the [documentation](https://pyhelp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/example.html) for more details.

Documentation and Tests

PR 38 : Add documentation for PyHELP installation on the Readme.
PR 46 : Add tests to validate results from the HELP3O extension against a genuine test case
PR 47 : Change the PyHELP logo and short and long text description
PR 48 : Minor tweak to the Pyhelp logo banner
PR 51 : Fix, comment and better document the example
PR 52 : Add full PyHELP name inside the logo

Release and Maintenance

PR 36 : Upload automatically to PyPi with Twine
PR 40 : Build AppVeyor only on master and skip if docs/md/html
PR 39 : Use defaults channel to install pkgs in AppVeyor
PR 43 : Add PyHELP dependencies to Conda package meta.yml
PR 44 : Package example with AppVeyor as a Zip archive

[](https://anaconda.org/cgq-qgc/pyhelp) [](https://pypi.org/project/pyhelp/)

Pip Wheels and Conda packages are both available for Python 3.6 on the Windows 64bits plateform. If you need to use PyHELP with Python 3.7 or are working on Linux or MacOS, you will have to build and install PyHELP from source. Please contact us if you have questions or if you need help with that.

The `example_pyhelp_v0.1.0.zip` archive that is available here to download contains all the input data required by PyHELP to calculate the monthly water balance for a section of the Rivière du Nord watershed in the Laurentians, Quebec, Canada. See the [documentation](https://pyhelp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/example.html) for more details.