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ipyaladin

A bridge between Jupyter and Aladin Lite, enabling interactive sky visualization in IPython notebooks. With a couple of lines, you can display Aladin Lite, center it on the target of your choice, and overlay an Astropy table:

ipyaladin example

Examples

Some example notebooks can be found in the examples directory.

Binder. You can also try it directly in mybinder, without installing anything.

Installation

To install use pip or conda :

> pip install ipyaladin
> # OR
> conda install -c bmatthieu3 ipyaladin

You can already try to load ipyaladin in a notebook.

from ipyaladin import Aladin
aladin = Aladin()
aladin

Development installation

First, make sure you have installed jupyter in your python environnement: pip install jupyter. For a development installation Node.js and Yarn version 1 are also required,

> git clone https://github.com/cds-astro/ipyaladin.git
> cd ipyaladin
> npm install
> npm run dev

And you are ready to develop! Any change done in the python, javascript, or css files should be directly reflected in the notebook editor of your choice (JupyterLab, VSCode,...)!

How does it work?

Ipyaladin brings Aladin-lite into notebooks thanks to Anywidget.

Correspondence table between ipyaladin versions and Aladin-lite versions:

ipyaladin Aladin-Lite
0.3.0 3.3.3-dev

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