Python support for OpenC3 COSMOS
This project allows accessing the COSMOS API from the python programming language. Additional functionality and support will be added over time.
Installation
For Users
pip install openc3
For Development
See README-DEV.md for complete development setup.
Install Development Tools
Install UV, Ruff, and Just using pipx (recommended for isolated environments):
# Install pipx if not already installed
pip install --user pipx
pipx ensurepath
# Install development tools
pipx install uv
pipx install ruff
pipx install just
Or using your system package manager:
- macOS:
brew install uv ruff just - Linux: See UV docs, Ruff docs, Just docs
- Windows: See tool documentation links above
Quick Start
# Create virtual environment and install dependencies
cosmos/openc3/python % uv venv
cosmos/openc3/python % uv sync
# Run tests
cosmos/openc3/python % uv run pytest
# Run tests with coverage
cosmos/openc3/python % uv run coverage run -m pytest
cosmos/openc3/python % uv run coverage html
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