Welcome to trumania’s documentation!

WIKI

• Contents
  • Overview of circus elements and runtimes
  • Populations and attributes
  • Population relationships
  • Data generators
  • Stories, activity, timer and logs
  • Caveats
• Example 1: from hello world to basic CDR generator
  • Step 1 - Hello World
  • Step 2 - Add Person attributes and log timestamp
  • Step 3 - Use a generator to generate durations at runtime
  • Step 4 - Adding a relationship to capture mobility
  • Step 5 - Make some locations more likely with a weighted relationship
  • Step 6 - Add a relationship to capture a social network and use an execution runtime weight
  • Step 7 - Add price and currency fields with a generic Apply operator
• Example 2: Point of sale simulation
  • Step 1- Point of sales population and stock level report
  • Step 2 - Initialise the stock of items
  • Step 3 - Add an initial dumb re-stock story with a DependentGenerator
  • Step 4 - Customer populations: modelling a purchase story with select_one(pop=True)
  • Step 5 - Refactor the restock story to trigger re-stock when stock is low with force_act_next()
• Example 3: music streaming simulation
  • Step 1 - Create the music_repo population as a repository of song playlist
  • Step 2 - Listener population and music_listen event
  • Step 3 - Operation re-use with a Chain for a music_share event
  • Step 4 - Initialising the song details with an story Chains at build time
• Example 4: reusability and circus persistence with DB
  • Step 1 - Move the song repository  the DB
  • Step 2 - Save the circus before running it

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page