sarkit-convert is a Python library for converting SAR data to standard formats.
Install
While some sarkit-convert functionality is available using base dependencies, many converter-specific dependencies are
declared in the packaging extras defined in the pyproject.toml.
sarkit-convert can be installed with one or more of these dependencies using pip:
$ python -m pip install sarkit-convert[cosmo,iceye,nisar,sentinel,terrasar]
$ python -m pip install sarkit-convert[all]
sarkit-convert can also be installed using conda and the conda-forge channel:
$ conda install --channel conda-forge sarkit-convert
The conda-forge package comes with all packaging extras.
License
This repository is licensed under the MIT license.
Contributing and Development
Contributions are welcome. A few tips for getting started using PDM are below:
$ pdm install -G:all # install SARkit-convert with optional & dev dependencies
$ pdm run nox # run lint and tests
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