openadr3-client-gac-compliance 3.0.1__tar.gz → 3.0.3__tar.gz
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- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.3/.gitignore +153 -0
- {openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1 → openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.3}/LICENSE.md +1 -1
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.3/PKG-INFO +65 -0
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.3/README.md +49 -0
- {openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1 → openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.3}/pyproject.toml +57 -15
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1/PKG-INFO +0 -31
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1/README.md +0 -14
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1/openadr3_client_gac_compliance/__init__.py +0 -22
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1/openadr3_client_gac_compliance/gac20/__init__.py +0 -4
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1/openadr3_client_gac_compliance/gac20/event_gac_compliant.py +0 -414
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1/openadr3_client_gac_compliance/gac20/plugin.py +0 -43
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1/openadr3_client_gac_compliance/gac20/program_gac_compliant.py +0 -100
- openadr3_client_gac_compliance-3.0.1/openadr3_client_gac_compliance/gac20/ven_gac_compliant.py +0 -49
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# OpenADR3 client
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This repository contains a plugin for the [OpenADR3-client](https://github.com/ElaadNL/openadr3-client) library that adds additional Pydantic validators to the OpenADR3 domain models to ensure GAC compliance. Since GAC compliance is a superset of OpenADR3, adding validation rules on top of the OpenADR3 models is sufficient to ensure compliance.
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# This module imports all the GAC 3.1 compliance validators.
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