At this point this module just makes sure that pip install pymca install current PyMca5 version. It is more natural for the user to type pip install pymca than pip install PyMca5.
This module will probably evolve into a generic launcher.
Installation
To install, just run:
pip install pymca
To install locally, run:
pip install pymca --user
Dependencies
PyMca5, fisx and numpy for command line use.
Matplotlib and one of PyQt5, PySide2 or PySide6 to use the graphical interfaces.
License
This code is licensed under the MIT license.
2 maintainers
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