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mc-goods

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model_catalogs catalogs for GOODS


Project based on the cookiecutter science project template.

How to Use

Install model_catalogs and this package of catalogs will be installed too.

Installation

If you need to install these yourself, you can with PyPI:

pip install mc-goods

or with conda-forge:

conda install -c conda-forge mc-goods

To add a catalog

  1. Place the new catalog file in the package directory (mc_goods).
  2. Add catalog name to __init__ following other catalog files.
  3. Add catalog to setup.py following others.
  4. Git commit and push to repo.
  5. Reinstall package since entry_points have changed.

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