Expose parameter management function
See original GitHub issueThe parameter command line interface requires users to use bash. However, there are some python functions defined in parameters_cli.py
that we could expose so that e.g. instead of
%%bash
pybamm_edit_parameter lithium_ion
you can just do
pybamm.edit_parameter(["lithium_ion"])
directly in python.
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Working on this issue@rtimms
edit_parameter
function will be removed now that all parameters are specified by single python files, which makes it pretty intuitive how to specify your own (to be done after #2334 is merged)