NInst: NiftyPET Installation Tools
ninst is a stand-alone Python sub-package of NiftyPET, dedicated to helping with installation of other sub-packages. Although it is an essential part of NiftyPET packaging, ninst could be used in other projects.
Documentation with installation manual and tutorials: https://niftypet.readthedocs.io/
Install
pip install ninstNote that installation prompts for setting the path to NiftyPET_tools. This can be avoided by setting the environment variables PATHTOOLS. It’s also recommended (but not required) to use conda.
# optional (Linux syntax) to avoid prompts
export PATHTOOLS=$HOME/NiftyPET_tools
# cross-platform install
conda install -c conda-forge python=3
pip install ninstLicence
Copyright 2018-21
Casper O. da Costa-Luis @ King’s College London
Pawel J. Markiewicz @ University College London
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