## ## This file is a Mako template. It allows you to construct an HTML file easily using embedded Python ## code. You can learn more about Mako syntax here: ## ## https://docs.makotemplates.org/en/latest/syntax.html ##
## We can embed image files using the following syntax. They should be in the same folder as the ## template file.
## ## Our choice was to define this template in terms of a Facility. ## ## We want to loop through all of the Sections and define a heading and a display for each one. ## ## In our My_Document() function, we passed in render_template(asset=self), which means we can ## access other functions on the Facility asset. Here we are going to retrieve all of the metadata ## for the Sections of the facility and loop over each Section's asset object to embed its ## display using a normal Python "for" loop. ## % for section in asset.Sections().assets(): ## We can evaluate some Python code and embed it in the document using the ${code} syntax. ## Here we are retrieving the Section name and enclosing it in a heading

# tag.

# ${section['Name']}

## The display() function allows you to embed a particular display. All embedded content ## in Seeq should be tied to a Date Range, which we defined in our Facility class.
${display(section.Ambient_Conditions(), date_range=asset.First_Week_Of_2020(), size='medium', shape='rectangle')}
## Python control-flow statements must be closed with endfor, endif etc. % endfor