euniverse: A tool to explore Euclid color images created with eummy.
euniverse is a Python UI designed to display color images from the Euclid space telescope, created with eummy (see https://pypi.org/project/eummy). You can overlay Euclid catalogs, create image cutouts, and change the color contrast. euniverse also has the option to create manually defined target lists in case you spot something interesting.
For more details about the Euclid space telescope visit https://euclid-ec.org.
Installation
You can install euniverse directly from PyPI using pip, pip3, or pipx:
pipx install euniverse
Note: This will automatically install required dependencies.
Usage
euniverse is designed to be used as a command-line tool. After installation, the euniverse command will be available in your terminal.
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