klab 0.2.3

A collection of utilities used by our lab for computational biophysics

klab - The Kortemme Lab Tools Repository
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A collection of utilities used by our lab for computational biophysics, including PDB parsing, SGE cluster submission scripts, and interfaces with the Rosetta macromolecular software suite.

Coding convention
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Besides the whitespace convention (spaces, not tabs), contributors can / generally do use their own preferences. However, code within a module should follow a consistent convention. Finally, please do not reformat modules created by other developers to your preferences.

Here are some semi-standard guidelines:

- General rules : The PEP 8 conventions (https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/) are mostly sensible.
- Blank lines : See "Blank Lines" in PEP 8. Particularly, surround top-level function and class definitions with two blank lines.
- Line length : Up to the module creator programmer.
- Whitespace : Use spaces instead of tabs, with indents set to 4 spaces. Feel free to nuke any tabbed indents with prejudice.
- Import order : Import standard Python packages first (sys, os) then higher-level/add-on packages (sqlalchemy, numpy), then our other packages (klab), then this package (kddg). Put a line break between each section of imports.
- Natural language : Please do not introduce contractions into alien modules unless that is the usual for that module.

Installation
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This package can be installed via:
::
pip install klab

To install via pip and allow git push/pulling, use:

In a virtualenv:
::
pip install -e git+ssh://[e-mail]/Kortemme-Lab/klab.git#egg=klab

In your user-directory:
::
pip install --user -e git+ssh://[e-mail]/Kortemme-Lab/klab.git#egg=klab

In your user-directory, without using SSH:
::
pip install --user -e git+https://github.com/Kortemme-Lab/klab.git#egg=klab