cloudytab

Ultra-lightweight python wrapper for output files from the Cloudy astrophysical plasma simulation code

Example of usage

from cloudytab import CloudyModel
m = CloudyModel("myfolder/mymodel")

m.files contains a list of all the files that were found:

['myfolder/mymodel.in', 'myfolder/mymodel.ovr', ...]

m.data contains dict of astropy.Table, one for each save file:

{'ovr': <Table length=289> ..., ...}

m.io['in'] and m.io['out'] contain the input and output streams

m.skipped contains a dict of each extension that was skipped with its reason.

For a detailed explanation of source distributions (sdists) and built distributions (wheels), please see the package formats documentation.

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