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Use the impact model with the CLI

Owned by Léo Chauvin

Last updated: 10 Oct 2023

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It is possible to use the impact model with several use cases.

To do this, download the executable environmental-footprint-assessment at the following location:

Greenspector > Environmental footprint > Environmental footprint assessment CLI

This executable allows to use the API with the default or the custom request.

Use default request

# Use with the default command
./batch-co2-csv default -i input_default.csv -o output_default.csv --sl 10 --sl 90 --tt 60 --tt 10 --tt 30 --tl 0 --tl 100
# Use without the default command (it is used by default)
./batch-co2-csv -i input_default.csv -o output_default.csv --sl 10 --sl 90 --tt 60 --tt 10 --tt 30 --tl 0 --tl 100

Running the program with :

a file named input_default.csv as input
a file named output_default.csv as output
10% of the servers located in France, 90% in the rest of the world
60% of smartphones, 10% of tablets, 30% of laptops
0% users from France, 100% users from the rest of the world

An example input file is available at the following location: Greenspector > Environmental footprint > Template input_default.csv

Use custom request

./environmental-footprint-assessment custom --input [path_to_input_csv_file]

An example input file is available at the following location: Greenspector > Environmental footprint > Template input_custom.csv

The input csv file contains the following columns:

useCase: the name of the use case

isClientBattery, isClientUsageTime, isNetwork, isServerBandwidth, isServerRequest: use of the different footprint steps (true/false)

platDischarge, referenceDischarge, userLocationsFrance...: data related to the different footprint steps

*: mandatory data