cli → zoo → kcl →
zoo kcl mass
Get the mass of objects in a kcl file.
Options
input- The path to the input file. If you pass
-as the path, the file will be read from stdin -m/--material-density- Material density
--material-density-unit- Material density unit
Possible values:lb-ft3 | kg-m3 -s/--src-unit- The source unit to use for the kcl file. This defaults to millimeters, if not set and there is no project.toml. If there is a project.toml file, the default unit will be the one set in the project.toml file
Possible values:cm | ft | in | m | mm | yd -f/--format- Output format
Possible values:json | yaml | table -u/--output-unit- Output unit
Possible values:g | kg | lb --show-trace- If true, print a link to this request's tracing data
Default value:false -d/--debug- Print debug info
Default value:false -h/--help- Print help (see a summary with '-h')
About
# get the mass of a file
$ zoo kcl mass --src-unit=m my-file.kcl
# pass a file from stdin
$ cat my-file.kcl | zoo kcl mass --src-unit=m
By default, this will search the input path for a project.toml file to determine the source
unit and any specific execution settings. If no project.toml file is found, in the directory
of the input path OR any parent directories above that, the default
source unit will be millimeters. You can also specify the source unit with the
--src-unit/-s command line flag.