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Syside ReqIF

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Syside ReqIF Metadata

Metadata definitions supporting ReqIF data exchange with SysML v2 models.

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Getting Started

Using Syside Automator

  1. Open your workspace.
  2. Install Syside Automator with the [reqif] extra from PyPI
  3. Run syside reqif init
  4. This command will initialize a SysML v2 project if it does not exist, add this library to your SysML v2 project's usages and automatically install it

Using Sysand

  1. Install Sysand
  2. Open your workspace
  3. Initialize a SysML v2 project with sysand init
  4. Run sysand add sensmetry/syside_reqif
  5. This command will add this library to your SysML v2 project's usages and automatically install it

How to Use the Library

The library is meant to be used with Syside's ReqIF functionality. For more information, refer to its documentation.

Got questions, concerns, or ideas? Talk to us directly at our Community Forum or reach out to syside.support@sensmetry.com.

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