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A template for your awesome C++/Python scientific computing software project

Project description

ditalini

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Philip Mocz (2024) Flatiron Institute

A modern template for your awesome C++ scientific computing software app/library with wrappers for Python. This repository sets up a project for a standalone C++ library and app, that is also wrapped into a Python package using nanobind and scikit-build-core. The package is set up to be publishable at PyPI.

Installation

The project can be installed in a few different ways.

Get the Python Package

Obtain the package with:

pip install ditalini

The package can then be used in your Python script

import ditalini

Build with pip

The project can also be built locally. Clone this repository and then do:

pip install .

Build with CMake

The repository can also be build with CMake. Clone this repository and then do:

mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

Documentation can be generated with

make doc

Documentation

CI

The .github/workflows directory contains this projects' continuous integration workflows for GitHub Actions.

The python-package workflow will automatically install Python dependencies, run tests, and lint with a variety of Python versions on pushes.

The python-publish workflow will automatically upload this repository to PyPI when a release is created. The user must set a secret PYPI_API_TOKEN variable in Github.

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