radiocc 0.3.9

Radio occultations

radiocc

Radio occulation

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Installation | Roadmap | Contributing | License

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Installation

The code is still in development, hence you can only get it on ROB Gitlab repo

You need to:

• clone it
• download poetry (a tool for dependency management and packaging in Python)
• run

  poetry install
  

  inside the project to install the dependencies in a virtual environment (it should be done automatically, long time I didn't do it, if it does not let us know and we will do it together)
• to check the virtual env is correctly set, use

  poetry env info
  

  and confirm you have something similar to:

  Virtualenv
  Python:         3.9.6
  Implementation: CPython
  Path:           /home/greg/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/radiocc-6zeAPCek-py3.9
  Valid:          True
  

• run

  poetry shell
  

  to activate the virtual environment, it can be useful for IDE and linters but not necessary because it is automatically activated at runtime.
• create a folder RESULTS and a folder TO_PROCESS and place in the latter your MEX or MVN scenarios to be run run poetry run radiocc to run the code automatically on the scenarios to be processed.

Roadmap

• improve old code for lisibility, portability and testing
• improve CLI interface for parameter tuning
• provide GUI interface for parameter tuning
• provide GUI tool on graphs to set thresholds and corrections
• provide a pip library and binary installation

Contributing

Evaluate code before commiting

We use the powerful tool pre-commit to automatically run a battery of tests on the code at commit runtime to:

• avoid pushing code with warnings and errors
• unify code formatting between developpers

The list of tests and hook scripts can be found here.

They consist in:

• few git and file-system checks
• flake8 (python static linter)
• isort (python imports linter & fixer)
• mypy (python type checker)
• black (python code fixer)
• running tests with pytest

You can install this development environment using

poetry run pre-commit install

Commiting

You can fork and ask for pull request on the dev branch (or any other excepted the main branch).

Depending on your access rights, you can also create a new branch from dev, develop on it and ask for a merge into the dev branch.

License

Licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.