Omniscient Multiple Networked Identification
Installation
The stable releases are uploaded to PyPI, so you can install and upgrade using pip:
pip install omni
Alternatively, you can install development versions —at your own risk— directly from the Git repository:
pip install -e git://github.com/aperezdc/omni
Documentation
The documetation for OMNI is available at:
Development
If you want to contribute to OMNI, please use the usual GitHub workflow:
Clone the repository.
Hack on your clone of OMNI.
Send a pull request for review.
If you do not have programming skills, you can still contribute by reporting issues that you may encounter.
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Release files for omni 0.0.2
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