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pyPORIS_user

An example of how to use pyPORIS to model your own instruments

Requirements

  • Java
  • Python 3
    • pip3 install bs4
    • pip3 install lxml
    • pip3 install pyexcel_ods
    • pip3 install python-redmine

NOTE: In Windows you should use 'pip' instead of 'pip3'

Preparation after cloning

Execute:

git submodule update --init --recursive

It will populate pyPORIS folder and the AstroPorisPlayer binaries.

Using it

Linux / *nix

Simply:

./porispanel.sh example

or, if wanting to sync it with a cosmoSys instance:

./porispanel_csys.sh example

The cosmoSys instance has to be configured by copying pyPORIS/config_rm_enabled.py.example to pyPORIS/config_rm_enabled.py and adding your secrets there.

Windows

Simply:

winporispanel.bat example

or, if wanting to sync it with a cosmoSys instance:

winporispanel_csys.bat example

The cosmoSys instance has to be configured by copying pyPORIS\config_rm_enabled.py.example to pyPORIS\config_rm_enabled.py and adding your secrets there.

Conclusion

Happy modeling!

Txinto (cosmobots.eu)

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