Basic Usage of a pykechain notebook

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from IPython.display import display
from pykechain import Client

kec = Client.from_env()


    

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project = kec.scope('Bike Project')
project.parts()


    

    
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Part
ID
Bike Project (pykechain testing)
f521333e-a1ed-4e65-b166-999f91a38cf1
Product container
3dfb2a34-2187-46bc-873c-51895d8bfdfe
Bike
e5106946-40f7-4b49-ae5e-421450857911
Frame
b10afa42-06eb-475e-bd7a-3d6c96162070
Front Fork
a67f8a93-872b-440c-b0c7-1d96de739195
Seat
591cec96-9f9a-4143-b4f9-bfe32a3b727b
Rear Wheel
a80398fd-9271-4d94-b98d-23fee08b073e
Front Wheel
c252f203-3be7-48da-a2a8-2153efa19502
Based on proxy instance
7f43d9fc-d071-4cda-80b3-5532457bf6bf
Catalog container
494c1fdd-d35c-4b0e-86a4-52269681d1fe
Instance of Model
3b772d94-f842-4761-931f-8a68663ac006

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wheel_model = project.model('Wheel')

for wheel in project.parts(model=wheel_model):
    display(wheel)


    

    
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Rear Wheel
Property
Value
Diameter
60.8
Spokes
24
Rim Material
Aliminum
Tire Thickness
4.2






    
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Front Wheel
Property
Value
Diameter
60.8
Spokes
24
Rim Material
Aliminium
Tire Thickness
4.2

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