proteomics

proteomics is the short-name compatibility alias for the canonical core owner bijux-proteomics-core. It is the install and import alias for bijux-proteomics-core.

Use this package when you want the shortest public distribution and import name for the core scientific surface without creating a second owner.

Alias at a glance

• Use proteomics when the shortest install and import name matters more than the canonical owner package spelling.
• Start behavior discovery from the canonical core package docs because this package is only a short-name forwarding layer.
• Route all scientific behavior to bijux-proteomics-core; keep this package focused on compatibility naming and short-form ergonomics.

0.3.8 Release Highlights

• The short-name alias now points readers straight at the current core docs and shipped scientific examples instead of reading like a second owner.
• Compatibility wording, package boundaries, and release guidance now state directly that bijux-proteomics-core owns all real behavior.

Installation

pip install proteomics

Public APIs

The alias forwards to the canonical core surface through the short import root:

from proteomics import parse_fasta_document

report = parse_fasta_document(">sp|P11111|PTM1 Protein 1\nMPEPTIDEK\n")

assert report.total_records == 1
assert len(report.accepted_records) == 1
assert report.accepted_records[0].canonical_accession == "P11111"

Package identity

• Distribution name: proteomics
• Import root: proteomics
• Canonical owner package: bijux-proteomics-core
• Canonical owner import root: bijux_proteomics

Package boundaries

• this package owns compatibility naming for installs, imports, and the short CLI surface
• all scientific behavior remains owned by bijux-proteomics-core
• new features must land in the canonical owner before alias exports change

What this package must not do

• define independent scientific or workflow behavior
• diverge from canonical core exports
• become a second place where core release policy is decided

Contract checkpoints

• the short import surface must keep forwarding to canonical core behavior
• docs must continue to name bijux-proteomics-core as the owner
• compatibility updates must stay covered by alias-package tests

Choose this package when

• you need the shortest import and install name for the core surface
• migration or user ergonomics favor proteomics over the canonical package name
• compatibility packaging work needs a clear short-name alias

Route elsewhere when

• the change alters core scientific logic or workflow semantics
• the work adds a feature that is not already owned by core
• the proposal would make the alias more than a forwarding layer

Verification route

• run alias compatibility tests before changing imports or console-script expectations
• review docs/ARCHITECTURE.md, docs/BOUNDARIES.md, and docs/CONTRACTS.md when alias claims or routing language change
• validate the canonical core README and tests when the proposal changes user-facing scientific behavior

Review questions

• does the change preserve this package as a short-name alias only
• is the canonical owner explicit in behavior and documentation
• would the same behavior remain valid if core were imported directly

Escalation route

• route scientific behavior changes to bijux-proteomics-core
• stop and review alias boundaries when the proposal introduces package-local semantics
• escalate before release when packaging or command-name drift could confuse consumers

Consumer impact signals

• short-name install or import changes are high-impact because downstream code may rely on them directly
• alias documentation changes should still be reviewed against the core owner
• wording-only or documentation-only clarifications carry lower release risk

Explicit non-goals

• this package does not own assay-processing or workflow semantics
• this package does not define runtime, intelligence, knowledge, or lab policy
• this package does not replace the canonical core release surface

Documentation

• Release guidance lives in this README.md, this package CHANGELOG.md, and package docs/*.md under the canonical core owner surface.
• Product architecture
• Cross-package ownership
• Canonical core package docs
• Changelog