Features

• Grid to points interpolations routines

• Temporal interpolation routines

• Spatial and temporal aggregation routines

• Ensemble and spatial statistics

• Configurable data model (dimension, coordinate and variable names) to support many data conventions

• And much more

Development Setup with Poetry

$ cd grid-process
$ poetry install

$ poetry run pytest

$ poetry run pylint grid_process
$ poetry run mypy grid_process
$ poetry run ruff format

$ poetry run sphinx-build doc doc/_build

$ poetry build

Using the Library

To install grid-process in your project, run this command in your terminal:

$ poetry add grid-process

You can then use the library in your project through

import grid_process

Migrating from gridefix-process

• Package and import name: gridefix-process / gridefix_process became grid-process / grid_process.

• Environment variable prefix: GRIDEFIX_PROCESS__ became GRID_PROCESS__ (e.g. GRID_PROCESS__data_model__validtime).

• Versioning restarts at 1.0.0; the last internal release was gridefix-process 6.0.1.

Release the Project

The project follows the GitOps concept: releases are triggered whenever a Git TAG is created.

The TAG must follow the semantic version format and PEP 440 , otherwise the release task will fail.

Follow these steps to create a new release:

• Adapt CHANGELOG.rst with release information

• Adapt doc/_static/switcher_config.json adding the new documentation URL for the release

• Create a new Release in the Github project