HIPOPy: UpROOT-like I/O Interface for CLAS12 HIPO Files
This package provides an easy python interface for interacting with data stored in CLAS12 hipo files.
Prerequisites
- python>=3.9
- compiler with C++17 support
- pip
If you are installing from source without a package manager you will also need to install the project dependencies listed in pyproject.toml.
Installation
To install with pip:
pip install hipopy
To install from source:
git clone https://github.com/mfmceneaney/hipopy.git
cd hipopy
pip install .
Getting Started
Check out the example scripts in tutorials. More functionality coming soon!
Documentation
Full documentation available on Read the Docs!
Contact: matthew.mceneaney@duke.edu
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