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Hi folks,

Below I have some open source projects which I feel may be appropriate stored in this repository instead of my own profile as I'm not really maintaining these anymore...

InfoWorks ICM Ruby Documentation in Markdown format

I spend a good few months writing and updating the existing ICM ruby documentation to Markdown format so it could be maintained on Github. The documentation isn't as good as it could be but it is much improved from the existing PDF version provided by Innovyze.

You can find this documentation on the below link:

https://github.com/sancarn/Innovyze-ICM-Libraries/tree/master/docs/Infoworks-ICM

Transportable Database JavaScript library

A few years ago I got fascinated by the transportable database format and speant a good week reverse engineering the format. I created the following article about this on my website.

The Javascript Source code: https://github.com/sancarn/InnovyzeTransportableJS

Export flag definitions with Ruby [uses exploits]

This ruby class provides a way for software engineers to get at the definitions of flags in an Infoworks ICM super numbat database. The ruby script explores the binary format of the database assuming the user has access to the raw database files themselves.

At the time of writing there was no other way within ICM to perform this exercise. I definitely believe ICM should be given this capability if it hasn't already.

Cross script data sharing [uses exploits]

Obtain a unique container which can be used by your plugin to store data which won't conflict with other plugins.

InfoLab

Execute UI Ruby scripts from their own UI, ruby scripts are injected via the UI. This project is written in Autohotkey. Last tested in ICM 8.5. This is definitely the most obscure software and is unlikely to work in the latest version of the ICM...

Ruby Console

A REPL for Ruby (equivalent of IRB).

This is just a suggestion. The file MHHYD.csv has diameter of manhole, so we can calculate the diameter by adding a column in the csv and use the ODIC to the Chamber plan area and Shaft plan area. This alleviate the need of assuming all of them are 4 ft manholes and the need for the SQL_InfoSewer_Manhole_Area.

Hi All,

I've created a number of examples on LinkedIn which you are more than welcome to add to this directory:

Most of these scripts are mainly useful for using InfoWorks ICM in UI mode.

Useful unexplored territory

• GUIs with Ruby p1
• GUIs with Ruby p2

Uses exploits

The below examples use exploits in the runtime of Ruby and are subject to change with any future versions unless recognised as official features. Can you confirm whether these are features? If so I can add them as examples with a merge request.

• Run script at Exit
• Cross script data sharing
• Progress bar

Happy to look into making a PR if these are accepted 😊

Hi - I am not sure if this is the correct forum / location for this query so please let me know if I should be asking for help elsewhere.

As part of one of my projects we are importing thousands of rainfall files from our server into InfoWorks ICM. The folder structure and files are all saved within our server, as they have been created via other software. It takes lots of hours to create these folders, and import the files, manually within ICM. I was wondering if there was a Ruby script which could be written to enable a folder structure and file import. The files themselves will be rainfall (.red). Does anyone have examples of this being done? I have looked through the existing scripts but cant seem to find this particular example. I have no background in Ruby scripting, so I suppose I don't know what I'm looking for in the first place. However, it looks like Ruby might be the only way this could be achieved...

Any help would be appreciated.

As part of the 2025.0 release of InfoWorks WS Pro and InfoWorks ICM, the Ruby documentation which used to be provided as a PDF is now part of the official help pages.

Link to WS Pro / Link to ICM. For the time-being the original documentation is still available from this page.

It has been rewritten from scratch to provide clearer and more accurate information on the available API methods, and unlike the previous documentation which was shared between the products, each help page will only contain methods and options relevant to that product (ICM includes both ICM and InfoAsset Manager).

As this is the first release, there may be omissions or mistakes, so this issue will remain open for a while to capture any comments you may have. Of course you can also contact us via the usual support methods.

I'm trying to create a UI Ruby Script for WS Pro which involves selection criteria based on an object's control settings but I cannot seem to get anything thing to work or find examples of similar script. For example:

I'd like to select 'wn_valves' where pipe diameter > 100 and mode ="THV" and opening=0.
If this is not possible then is it possible to run a SQL query from the script (as selecting by this criteria is easy via SQL).

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

need to upload a TSDB icmt, and a few sample files to demonstrate how it works.

Dear expert，
When I used exchange to import pollutant data, I found that there was no problem with the code, but the imported data was lost in the software. Can you help me solve it？
The specific code is as follows：

begin
db=WSApplication.open('snumbat://localhost:40000/train03',false) 
object_path='>MODG~ModelGroup'
puts object_path
mo=db.model_object(object_path) 
#mo=mo.import_new_model_object(type,name,format,filepath,0)
name='ceshi'
b=mo.import_new_model_object('Pollutant graph',name,'COD',"C:\\temp\\p2_COD.csv",0)
b.import_data('BOD',"C:\\temp\\p2_BOD.csv")
puts 'success'
rescue 
puts "#{$!}"
end

Thank you very much for taking the time to check my questions

In SQL, how to expand selection from Pipe to Pipe clean?

When loading Step 3 Config, no import fields were filled out for the manhole hydraulics.

Thanks