# pymosaics
Merge FITS file mosaic
maps all images in the same pixels (taken from one of the images, or healpix)
sums with a flexible alhorithm
output mosaics format is compatible with input - allowing map-reduce operations
## Installation
`bash $ pip install pymosaics `
## Example:
`bash $ mosaic tests/data/isgri_sky_ima_{1,2}.fits.gz t.fits `
`python import mosaic$ mosaic.mosaic_fn_list(["tests/data/isgri_sky_ima_1.fits.gz", "tests/data/isgri_sky_ima_2.fits.gz"], "out.fits") `
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