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Resourcegeo

Description

This package contains data analysis tools to aid resource geologists in common tasks. More information about using resourcegeo in the documentation.

If you want to try some of the example notebooks without any installation, visit run online. It may take some minutes for mybinder to build the virtual image.

Code guidelines

PEP 8 naming conventions:

  • Class names should be CamelCase (MyClass)
  • Variable names should be snake_case and all lowercase (first_name)
  • Function names should be snake_case and all lowercase (quick_sort())
  • Constants should be snake_case and all uppercase (PI = 3.14)
  • Modules should have short, snake_case names and all lowercase (numpy)
  • Be consistent if using single quotes or double quotes

PEP 8 line formatting:

  • Indent using 4 spaces (spaces are preferred over tabs)
  • Lines should not be longer than 79 characters
  • Avoid multiple statements on the same line
  • Top-level function and class definitions are surrounded with two blank lines
  • Method definitions inside a class are surrounded by a single blank line
  • Imports should be on separate lines

PEP 8 whitespace:

  • Avoid extra spaces within brackets or braces
  • Avoid trailing whitespace anywhere
  • Always surround binary operators with a single space on either side
  • If operators with different priorities are used, consider adding whitespace around the operators with the lowest priority
  • Avoid spaces around the = sign when used to indicate a keyword argument

PEP 8 comments:

  • Comments should not contradict the code
  • Comments should be complete sentences
  • Comments should have a space after the # sign with the first word capitalized
  • Multi-line comments used in functions (docstrings) should have a short single-line description followed by more text

Contact

Refer to orespace.net

License

This project is licensed unther the MT License - see the License.md for details

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