garytale 0.1.3

Library for working with Aglient Cary 60 kinetics scan measurements with simultaneous irradiation, as seen in the working group under Prof. Wöll (IPC RWTH Aachen).

Garytale

Library for working with Aglient Cary 60 kinetics scan measurements with simultaneous irradiation, as seen in the working group under Prof. Wöll (IPC RWTH Aachen).

Installation

Installing via pip:

pip install garytale

Usage

import garytale

# uncomment this line if you want log output (i.e. when working in an interactive shell).
# garytale.enable_logging("info")

garytale.plot_uvvis("example_measurements/example_filename.csv", (265, 345))

For tuning the output:

garytale.plot_uvvis(
    "example_measurements/example_filename.csv",
    (265, 345),
    write_time_data_into_csv = True/False,     
    show_plots = True/False,
    save_pictures = True/False,
)

For all available options (csv output and picture saving path, keyword arguments for matplotlib functions, etc.), refer to the docstrings by opening up an interactive Python console:

python
>>> import garytale
>>> help(garytale)
>>> help(garytale.plot_uvvis)

Development

Poetry is used as the project's build system. Install it with pipx:

pipx install poetry

or use another installation method (see https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installation for details).

When in a virtual environment, you can run poetry install to install all current dependencies specified in poetry.lock. It is recommended to use development versions in a virtual environment. Poetry can spawn and activate these by running eval $(poetry env activate) (Linux, etc.) or Invoke-Expression (poetry env activate) (Windows Powershell). Leave the virtual enviroment with deactivate. For more information see https://python-poetry.org/docs/basic-usage/#using-your-virtual-environment.