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jinwu (core)

Core analysis layer of the jinwu (金乌) toolkit for high-energy transient light-curve and spectral analysis: OGIP FITS I/O, time/GTI utilities, spectral fitting helpers, background modeling, response utilities and plotting.

Instrument support lives in separate distributions that depend on this one and contribute to the same jinwu import namespace:

pip install jinwu              # core only
pip install "jinwu[ep]"        # core + Einstein Probe support
pip install "jinwu[swift]"     # core + Swift/BAT support
pip install "jinwu[fermi]"     # core + Fermi/GBM support
pip install "jinwu[crossmatch]"  # host-galaxy cross-matching tools

See the repository root for the full documentation and roadmap.

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