Computation Module Template Python
Package balticlsc is supposed to help with creating modules for the
BalticLSC system in the python environment.
Upload new version of the package
python setup.py sdist
twine upload dist/balticlsc-{version}.tar.gz
Download the package
You can simply download the package using PyPI:
python -m pip install balticlsc
or clone the repo and use the code directly.
Build your module
- Create an implementation of the ProcessingInterface*. It should handle tokens according to the documentation.
- Init in your code the BalticLSC api using yours implementation of processing*:
from balticlsc.scheme.api import init_baltic_api app, rest_client = init_baltic_api(Processing) - Build the proper Dockerfile according to the documentation*.
*Here you got some example modules on which you can base yours:
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