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Migration guide

Unreleased

0.3.0 to 0.3.1

No breaking change, you can update safely

0.2.0 to 0.3.0

  • Fix your imports:
  • rename from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl to from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.flat_bars
  • rename from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.r to from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.round_bars

0.1.1 to 0.2.0

There was a big rework of the profile classes: - *Size where moved in a Standards namespace and the Size suffix was dropped. Import them with either: 

# Instead of:
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import FLSize, LFLSize
# do
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import Standards

# Or, if you need multiple standards in the same file
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import Standards as FLStandards
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.ipe import Standards as IPEStandards
And access the variants in the Standards class: Standards.FL.<variant> instead of FLSize.variant - *Section: All these classes are now Section for consistency. Import and use them with: 
# Instead of:
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import FLSize, FLSection
# do
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import Standards, Section

# Usage:
Section(Standards.FL.<variant>)
- *Beam, *Bar: All these classes are now Bar for consistency. Import and use them with: 
# Instead of:
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import FLSize, FLBar
# do
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import Standards, Bar

# Usage:
Bar(Standards.FL.<variant>, 1000)
- *Definition: All these classes are now Definition for consistency Import and use them with: 
# Instead of:
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import FLDefinition, FLSection
# do
from bd_beams_and_bars.profiles.fl import Definition, Section

# Usage:
Section(Definition(h=11, w=51))

0.1.0 to 0.1.1

Only linting/formatting and documentation changes; nothing to do.