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Version: 0.9.3

API library for Open Mining Format, a new standard for mining data backed by the Global Mining Standards & Guidelines Group.

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Pre-Release Notice

This is a Beta release of the Open Mining Format (OMF) and the associated Python API. The storage format and libraries might be changed in backward-incompatible ways and are not subject to any SLA or deprecation policy.

Why?

An open-source serialization format and API library to support data interchange across the entire mining community.

Scope

This library provides an abstracted object-based interface to the underlying OMF serialization format, which enables rapid development of the interface while allowing for future changes under the hood.

Goals

  • The goal of Open Mining Format is to standardize data formats across the mining community and promote collaboration
  • The goal of the API library is to provide a well-documented, object-based interface for serializing OMF files

Alternatives

OMF is intended to supplement the many alternative closed-source file formats used in the mining community.

Connections

This library makes use of the properties open-source project, which is designed and publicly supported by Seequent.

Installation

To install the repository, ensure that you have pip installed and run:

pip install omf

Or from github:

git clone https://github.com/GMSGDataExchange/omf.git
cd omf
pip install -e .

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