bim2sim.elements.mapping package

Package contains all functionality to gather all information from the IFC

Submodules

bim2sim.elements.mapping.attribute module

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.attribute.Attribute(description: str = '', unit: ~pint.registry.Unit = None, ifc_attr_name: str = '', default_ps: ~typing.Tuple[str, str] = None, default_association: ~typing.Tuple[str, str] = None, patterns: ~typing.Iterable = None, ifc_postprocessing: ~typing.Callable[[~typing.Any], ~typing.Any] = None, functions: ~typing.Iterable[~typing.Callable[[object, str], ~typing.Any]] = None, default=None, dependant_elements: str = None, attr_type: type = <class 'float'>)

Bases: object

Descriptor of element attribute to get its value from various sources.

value and status of attribute are stored in __dict__ of bound instance. Possible statuses are:

UNKNOWN: default status at the beginning. REQUESTED: Attribute was already requested via a decision??. AVAILABLE: Attribute exists and is available. NOT_AVAILABLE: No way was found to obtain the attributes value.

To find more about Descriptor objects follow the explanations on https://rszalski.github.io/magicmethods/#descriptor

STATUS_AVAILABLE = 'AVAILABLE'

STATUS_NOT_AVAILABLE = 'NOT_AVAILABLE'

STATUS_REQUESTED = 'REQUESTED'

STATUS_UNKNOWN = 'UNKNOWN'

static check_conditions(bind, value, name): Check conditions

create_decision(bind): Created Decision for this Attribute

dependant_elements_decision(bind) → dict

Function to request attributes in other elements different to bind, that are later on necessary to calculate an attribute in bind (case of aggregation)

Returns: _decision: key: is the instance, value: is another dict composed of the

attr name and the corresponding decision or function to calculate said attribute

static get_conditions(bind, name): Get conditions for attribute

get_dependency_decisions(bind, external_decision=None): Get dependency decisions

static get_from_default_propertyset(bind, default): Get value from default property set

static get_from_finder(bind, name)

static get_from_functions(bind, functions, name)

Get value from functions.

First successful function calls return value is used

static get_from_patterns(bind, patterns, name): Get value from non default property sets matching patterns

static ifc_post_processing(value): Function for post processing of ifc property values (e.g. diameter list -> diameter)by default this function does nothing

initialize(manager)

request(bind, external_decision=None)

Request attribute via decision.

Args:: bind: bound instance of attribute external_decision: Decision to use instead of default decision

to_aggregation(calc=None, **kwargs): Create new Attribute suited for aggregation.

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.attribute.AttributeManager(bind)

Bases: dict

Manages the attributes.

Every bim2sim element owns an instance of the AttributeManager class which manages the corresponding attributes of this element. It as an dict with

key: name of attribute as string value: tuple with (value of attribute, Status of attribute).

get_attribute(name)

get_decisions() → DecisionBunch: Return all decision of attributes with status REQUESTED.

get_unit(name)

property names: Returns a generator object with all attributes that the corresponding bind owns.

request(name: str, external_decision: Decision = None) → None | Decision

Request attribute by name.

Checks the status of the requested attribute and returns

Args:: name: name of requested attribute external_decision: custom decision to get attribute from
Returns:: A Decision to get the requested attributes value.

update([E, ]**F) → None. Update D from dict/iterable E and F.: If E is present and has a .keys() method, then does: for k in E: D[k] = E[k] If E is present and lacks a .keys() method, then does: for k, v in E: D[k] = v In either case, this is followed by: for k in F: D[k] = F[k]

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.attribute.AutoAttributeNameMeta(name, bases, namespace)

Bases: type

Detect setting on Attributes on class level and set name as given

bim2sim.elements.mapping.attribute.multi_calc(func): Decorator for calculation of multiple Attribute values

bim2sim.elements.mapping.condition module

Module for validating an element by a condition

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.condition.Condition(name, critical_for_creation=True)

Bases: object

Class for validating an element by a condition

check(element, value)

property logger: logger instance

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.condition.ListCondition(key: str, list_length: int = None, critical_for_creation: bool = True)

Bases: Condition

Validate if a list has elements, or a specific number of elements

Args:: key: attribute of the element to validate values: list of allowed values critical_for_creation: if True, the element will not be created if the

validation fails
Return:: True if valid, False if not valid

check(element, value)

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.condition.RangeCondition(key: str, value_min, value_max, incl_edges: bool = False, critical_for_creation: bool = True)

Bases: Condition

“Validate through a simple ValueRange

Args:: key: attribute of the element to validate value_min: minimum allowed value value_max: maximum allowed value incl_edges: if True, the value_min and value_max are valid as well critical_for_creation: if True, the element will not be created if the

validation fails
Return:: True if valid, False if not valid

check(element, value)

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.condition.ThicknessCondition(key: str, threshold: Quantity = 0, critical_for_creation: bool = True)

Bases: Condition

check(element, value)

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.condition.UValueCondition(key: str, threshold: Quantity = 0, critical_for_creation: bool = True)

Bases: Condition

check(element, value)

static get_u_value_from_layers(layer_set)

bim2sim.elements.mapping.filter module

Module containing filters to identify IFC elements of interest

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.filter.Filter

Bases: object

Base filter

matches(ifcelement): Check if element matches filter conditions

run(): Apply the Filter on IFC File

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.filter.GeometricFilter(x_min: float = None, x_max: float = None, y_min: float = None, y_max: float = None, z_min: float = None, z_max: float = None)

Bases: Filter

Filter based on geometric position

matches(ifcelement): Check if element matches filter conditions

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.filter.TextFilter(elements_classes: Iterable[ProductBased], ifc_units: dict, optional_locations: list = None, mode: int = 0)

Bases: Filter

Filter for unknown properties by text fracments

matches(ifcelement): Check if element matches filter conditions

run(ifc_entities: list): Apply the Filter on IFC File

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.filter.TypeFilter(ifc_types: Iterable)

Bases: Filter

Filter for subsets of IFC types

matches(ifcelement): Check if element matches filter conditions

run(ifc) → Tuple[Dict[Any, Type[ProductBased]], List[Any]]

Scan ifc by ifc_types.

:returns dict of ifc_types and suggested entities, list of unknown entities

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.filter.ZoneFilter(zone)

Bases: GeometricFilter

Filter elements within given zone

bim2sim.elements.mapping.finder module

Finders are used to get properties from ifc which do not meet IFC standards.

Currently, we implemented only one Finder, the TemplateFinder.

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.finder.Finder

Bases: object

find(element, property_name)

reset(): Reset finder instance

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.finder.SourceTool(app_ifc: entity_instance): Bases: object

class bim2sim.elements.mapping.finder.TemplateFinder

Bases: Finder

TemplateFinder works like a multi key dictionary.

The TemplateFinder allows to find information (properties) which are stored in the IFC file but not on the position the IFC schema specifies. To find these information we implemented templates in form of .json files for the most relevant IFC exporter tools. These templates hold the information where to look in the IFC. E.g. Revit stores length of IfcPipeSegment in PropertySet ‘Abmessungen’ with name ‘Länge’.

disable()

find(element: IFCBased, property_name: str)

Tries to find the required property.

Args:: element: IFCBased bim2sim element property_name: str with name of the property
Returns:: value of property or None if propertyset or property is not available.
Raises:: AttributeError if TemplateFinder does not know about given input

initialize(ifc: file)

Find fitting templates for given IFC and set default source tool.

Checks the IfcApplications in the IFC File against the existing templates of the finder. If multiple IfcApplications with existing templates are found a decision is triggered which template should be used by default for template lookup to reduce number of decisions during process. This must be called from inside a tasks because it holds decisions.

Args:: ifc: ifcopenshell instance of ifc file

load(path: str | Path)

Loads jsontemplates from given path.

Each *.json file is loaded into the templates dictionary with tool name as key and converted json dictionary as value.

Args:: path: str or Path where the templates are stored.
Raises:: ValueError: if an invalid json is loaded.

prefix = 'template_'

static remove_duplicate_source_tools(source_tools: list) → list

Removes duplicates from source_tools list.

Filters a list of SourceTool objects to retain only those with unique combinations of ‘version’, ‘full_name’, and ‘ident’ attributes.

Args:: source_tools (list): A list of SourceTool objects to be filtered.
Returns:: list: A new list containing SourceTool objects with unique combinations of ‘version’, ‘full_name’, and ‘ident’.
Example:: Assuming source_tools is a list of SourceTool objects, filtered_tools = filter_source_tools(source_tools)

reset(): Reset finder instance

save(path)

Save templates to path, one file for each tool in templates.

Allows to save the created templates to path.

Args:: path: str or Path where the templates are stored.

set(tool, ifc_type: str, parameter, property_set_name, property_name)

Internally saves property_set_name as property_name.

This deals as a lookup source for tool, element and parameter

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python module

Module to convert ifc data from to python data

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.checkIfcElementType(ifcElement, ifcType): Checks for matching IFC element types.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.convertToSI(ifcUnit, value): Return the value in basic SI units, conversion according to ifcUnit.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getBuilding(ifcElement): Find the building for this element.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getElementByGUID(ifcfile, guid)

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getElementType(ifcElement): Return the ifctype of the IFC element

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getHierarchicalChildren(ifcElement): Fetch the child elements from the first structural aggregation.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getHierarchicalParent(ifcElement): Fetch the first structural parent element.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getIfcAttribute(ifcElement, attribute): Fetches non-empty attributes (if they exist).

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getProject(ifcElement): Find the project/root for this element.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getSite(ifcElement): Find the building site for this element.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getSpace(ifcElement): Find the space for this element.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getSpatialChildren(ifcElement): Fetch the child elements from the first spatial structure.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getSpatialParent(ifcElement): Fetch the first spatial parent element.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.getStorey(ifcElement): Find the building storey for this element.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_guid(ifcElement): Returns the global id of the IFC element

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_layers_ifc(element: entity_instance | ProductBased)

Returns layers information of an element as list. It can be applied to an IFCProduct directly or a Bim2Sim Instance. This only used to pre instance creation check of IFC file now. Args:

element: ifcopenshell instance or bim2sim Instance

Returns:: layers_list: list of all organized layers with all material information

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_ports(element: entity_instance) → list[Any]

Get all ports for new and old IFC definition of ports.

Args:: element: ifcopenshell element to check for ports
Returns:: ports: list of all ports connected to the element

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_ports_connections(element_port: entity_instance) → list[Any]

Get all connected ports to a given port.

Args:: element_port: ifcopenshell port element to check for connections
Returns:: connected_ports: list of all ports connected to given element_port

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_ports_parent(element: entity_instance) → list[Any]

Get the parent of given port for new and old Ifc definitions of ports.

Args:: element: ifcopenshell port element which parents are searched
Returns:: parents: list of ifcopenshell elements that are parent of the port

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_predefined_type(ifcElement) → str | None: Returns the predefined type of the IFC element

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_property_set_by_name(property_set_name: str, element: entity_instance, ifc_units: dict) → dict

Try to find a IfcPropertySet for a given ifc instance by it’s name.

This function searches an elements PropertySets for the defined PropertySetName. If the PropertySet is found the function will return a dict with the properties and their values. If the PropertySet is not found the function will return None

Args:

property_set_name: Name of the PropertySet you are looking for element: ifcopenshell element to search for PropertySet ifc_units: dict with key ifc unit definition and value pint unit

Returns:

property_set: dict with key name of the property/quantity and value: the property/quantity value as pint quantity if available if found

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_property_sets(element: entity_instance, ifc_units: dict) → dict

Returns all PropertySets of element

Args:

element: The element in which you want to search for the PropertySets ifc_units: dict holding all unit definitions from ifc_units

Returns:

dict of dicts for each PropertySet. Each dict with key property name: and value its value

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_quantity_sets(element, ifc_units): Returns all QuantitySets of element

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_true_north(ifcElement: entity_instance): Find the true north in degree of this element, 0 °C means positive Y-axis. 45 °C Degree means middle between X- and Y-Axis

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.get_type_property_sets(element, ifc_units)

Returns all PropertySets of element’s types

Parameters:: element – The element in which you want to search for the PropertySets
Returns:: dict(of dicts)

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.load_ifc(path: Path) → file

loads the ifc file using ifcopenshell and returns the ifcopenshell instance

Args:: path: Path to ifc file location
Returns:: ifc_file: ifcopenshell file object

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.property_set2dict(property_set: entity_instance, ifc_units: dict | None) → dict

Converts IfcPropertySet and IfcQuantitySet to python dict

Takes all IfcPropertySet and IfcQuantitySet properties and quantities of the: given IfcPropertySet or IfcQuantitySet and converts them into a dictionary.

Also takes care of setting the correct unit to every property/quantity by using the units defined in the IFC.

Args:

property_set: IfcPropertySet entity from ifcopenshell ifc_units: dict with key ifc unit definition and value pint unit

Returns:

property_dict: dict with key name of the property/quantity and value: the property/quantity value as pint quantity if available

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.reset_guids(ifc_file) → file

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.summary(ifcelement)

bim2sim.elements.mapping.ifc2python.used_properties(ifc_file)

Filters given IFC for property_sets.

Returns a dictionary with related ifc types as keys and lists of used propertysets as values

bim2sim.elements.mapping.units module

Module contains the unit registry for all params

To handle different unit definitions in IFC files and get accurate values when exporting later to simulation models, we use pint to maintain and check correct unit definitions throughout the whole bim2sim chain. To get the correct units when loading the IFC we convert IFC units to pint units.

bim2sim.elements.mapping.units.parse_ifc(unit_entity)