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Mesa compatibility
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Soil is in the process of becoming fully compatible with MESA.
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The idea is to provide a set of modular classes and functions that extend the functionality of mesa, whilst staying compatible.
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In the end, it should be possible to add regular mesa agents to a soil simulation, or use a soil agent within a mesa simulation/model.
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This is a non-exhaustive list of tasks to achieve compatibility:
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- [ ] Integrate `soil.Simulation` with mesa's runners:
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- [ ] `soil.Simulation` could mimic/become a `mesa.batchrunner`
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- [ ] Integrate `soil.Environment` with `mesa.Model`:
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- [x] `Soil.Environment` inherits from `mesa.Model`
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- [x] `Soil.Environment` includes a Mesa-like Scheduler (see the `soil.time` module.
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- [ ] Allow for `mesa.Model` to be used in a simulation.
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- [ ] Integrate `soil.Agent` with `mesa.Agent`:
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- [x] Rename agent.id to unique_id?
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- [x] mesa agents can be used in soil simulations (see `examples/mesa`)
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- [ ] Provide examples
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- [ ] Using mesa modules in a soil simulation
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- [ ] Using soil modules in a mesa simulation
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- [ ] Document the new APIs and usage |