pip install femlabpy
python -m pydoc femlabpy
Practical, end-to-end reading for model setup, assembly, materials, dynamics, periodic workflows, and extension points.
Open the guide →Implementation-aligned derivations for assembly, elements, plasticity, time integration, periodic constraints, and mesh import.
Open the theory manual →Module-level documentation with ownership, reading order, and the full function and class reference from source.
Open the API reference →Cross-reference notes for readers moving from the original classroom MATLAB scripts to the Python port.
Open the mapping notes →Implementation plans, development roadmap, and architectural comparisons with OpenSees and CalculiX.
View the roadmap →Read the tutorials for a compact orientation before diving into the module pages.
Use the User Guide to understand how X, T, G, C, and P move through assembly and solution.
Use the Theory manual when you want the mathematical meaning behind the vectorized implementation.
Use the API reference when you need precise call signatures, return types, and module ownership.