alerce 1.4.0

ALeRCE Client

Welcome to ALeRCE Python Client.

ALeRCE client is a Python library to interact with ALeRCE services and databases.

For full documentation please visit the official Documentation:

Installing ALeRCE Client

pip install alerce

Or clone the repository and install from there

git clone https://github.com/alercebroker/alerce_client.git
cd alerce_client
python setup.py install

Usage

from alerce.core import Alerce
alerce = Alerce()

dataframe = alerce.query_objects(
    classifier="lc_classifier", 
    class_name="LPV", 
    format="pandas"
)

detections = alerce.query_detections("ZTF20aaelulu", format="pandas", sort="mjd")

magstats = alerce.query_magstats("ZTF20aaelulu")

query='''
SELECT
    oid, sgmag1, srmag1, simag1, szmag1, sgscore1
FROM
    ps1_ztf
WHERE
    oid = 'ZTF20aaelulu'
'''
detections_direct = alerce.send_query(query, format="pandas")

Configuration

By default the Alerce object should be ready to use without any external configuration, but in case you need to adjust any parameters then you can configure the Alerce object in different ways.

At the client object initialization

You can pass parameters to the Alerce class constructor to set the parameters for API connection.

For example using the ZTF API on localhost:5000 and the DB API on localhost:5050

alerce = Alerce(ZTF_API_URL="<http://localhost:5000>", ZTF_DB_API_URL="<http://localhost:5050>")

From a dictionary object

You can pass parameters to the Alerce class from a dictionary object.

my_config = {
    "ZTF_API_URL": "http://localhost:5000"
    "ZTF_DB_API_URL": "http://localhost:5050"
}
alerce = Alerce()
alerce.load_config_from_object(my_config)

Contribuiting

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