Headers: Volume Energy Enthalpy
Subheaders: vf vg uf ug hf hfg hg
For example: If I wanted to select [Enthalpy, hfg] I would expect something like this:
df = pd.read_html('url', header=[2,1])
I used this post as a reference, but this didn't work.
import pandas as pd
def get_data_from_webpage(url):# This returns a list of dataframes
t_table = pd.read_html(url, header=1)
return t_table[0]
result = get_data_from_webpage('http://ouopentextbooks.org/thermodynamics/saturation-properties-temperature-table/') # Url with table being passed through function.
print(result)
From here I would like to select the temp column to use as a key and then put the rest of the corresponding row into a lookup table. Then when the user inputs the key, it outputs the corresponding row of values.
Final result would work like:
User inputs: 20
Output: vf, uf, hf, and sf values
Okay I did a solution. But, you might have to do pip install Unidecode first to install the the necessary libraries.
I used alphabets for the index so as to not confuse the users since the columns are numerical.
Here is the output:
List of available temperatures:
AA) 000.01
AB) 005.00
AC) 010.00
AD) 015.00
AE) 020.00
AF) 025.00
AG) 030.00
AH) 035.00
AI) 040.00
AJ) 045.00
AK) 050.00
AL) 055.00
AM) 060.00
AN) 065.00
AO) 070.00
AP) 075.00
AQ) 080.00
AR) 085.00
AS) 090.00
AT) 095.00
AU) 100.00
AV) 110.00
AW) 120.00
AX) 130.00
AY) 140.00
AZ) 150.00
BA) 160.00
BB) 170.00
BC) 180.00
BD) 190.00
BE) 200.00
BF) 210.00
BG) 220.00
BH) 230.00
BI) 240.00
BJ) 250.00
BK) 260.00
BL) 270.00
BM) 280.00
BN) 290.00
BO) 300.00
BP) 310.00
BQ) 320.00
BR) 330.00
BS) 340.00
BT) 350.00
BU) 360.00
BV) 370.00
BW) 373.95
Enter a temperature (in degrees celsius) from the available options above: 250
vf is: 0.0012519999999999999
uf is: 1080.8
hf is: 1085.8
sf is: 2.7935
Here is the code:
import pandas as pd
import os
from unidecode import unidecode
import itertools
import string
import sys
def file_len(fname):
with open(fname) as fp:
for i, line in enumerate(fp):
pass
return i + 1
def excel_cols():
n = 1
while True:
yield from (''.join(group) for group in itertools.product(string.ascii_uppercase, repeat=n))
n += 1
def remove_and_exit(temp13,temp12=0):
try:
os.remove("test.csv")
except:
pass
if temp13:
sys.exit(temp12)
def get_data_from_webpage(url):# This returns a list of dataframes
t_table = pd.read_html(url, header=1)
return t_table[0]
result = get_data_from_webpage('http://ouopentextbooks.org/thermodynamics/saturation-properties-temperature-table/') # Url with table being passed through function.
result.index.rename('index', inplace=True)
new_columns = result.columns.values
for temp1 in range(len(new_columns)):
new_columns[temp1] = unidecode(new_columns[temp1])
result.columns = new_columns
remove_and_exit(False)
result.to_csv("test.csv", sep=',', encoding='utf-8')
temp2 = []
with open("test.csv") as file_in:
for line in file_in:
temp2.append(line.strip())
temp5 = list(itertools.islice(excel_cols(), file_len("test.csv")+26))
temp5 = temp5[26:-1]
temp6 = -1 #before decimal
temp7 = -1 #after decimal
print("List of available temperatures:\n")
for temp3 in range(len(temp2)): #temp5[temp3-1]
if temp3 == 0:
continue
if (len(temp2[temp3].split(",")[1].split(".")[0])) > temp6:
temp6 = len(temp2[temp3].split(",")[1].split(".")[0])
if (len(temp2[temp3].split(",")[1].split(".")[1])) > temp7:
temp7 = len(temp2[temp3].split(",")[1].split(".")[1])
for temp8 in range(len(temp2)): #temp5[temp8-1]
if temp8 == 0:
continue
print(temp5[temp8-1]+") "+temp2[temp8].split(",")[1].split(".")[0].zfill(temp6)+"."+temp2[temp8].split(",")[1].split(".")[1].ljust(temp7, '0'))
temp4 = input("\nEnter a temperature (in degrees celsius) from the available options above: ")
try:
temp9 = float(temp4)
except:
print("\nYou did not enter a temperature (in degrees celsius)")
remove_and_exit(True,11)
temp11 = False
for temp10 in range(len(temp2)):
if temp10 == 0:
continue
if temp9 == float(temp2[temp10].split(",")[1]):
print("")
print("vf is: "+temp2[temp10].split(",")[3])
print("uf is: "+temp2[temp10].split(",")[5])
print("hf is: "+temp2[temp10].split(",")[7])
print("sf is: "+temp2[temp10].split(",")[10])
temp11 = True
break
if not temp11:
print("\nYou did not enter a value from the available options above")
remove_and_exit(True,1761)
remove_and_exit(True)