pyforc
FORC analysis in Python.
Installation
Install from PyPI
The easiest way to get started is by installing via pip:
pip install pyforc
This will grab the latest published release on the Python Package Index and install it to your current python environment.
Installation from source
Install from source by doing
pip install git+https://github.com/peytondmurray/pyforc
Alternatively you can clone this repo and run
pip install .
Contributions
Contributions are welcome - open an issue or create a pull request. I'm trying to stick to PEP8 as much as I can, except I'm using line lengths of 100 characters. I'm using numpydoc formatting for the documentation as well. Don't worry too much about this stuff though, we can work together to integrate your code.
Pre-commit hooks
This project makes use of pre-commit hooks for linting and style checking. If you haven't used pre-commit hooks before, first install pre commit:
pip install pre-commit
Then inside the repository install the hooks themselves:
pre-commit install
Now, pre-commit hooks will run automatically any time you type git commit.
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