Converted PyNRC into an Astropy Affiliated Package#13
Converted PyNRC into an Astropy Affiliated Package#13exowanderer wants to merge 3 commits intoJarronL:mainfrom
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I found some bugs when I ran `import pynrc`. These bugs were mostly to do with importing packages. The majority fix was in the "__init__.py", "pynrc_core.py", "obs_nircam.py" files that used `from pynrc_core import *` or `from nrc_utils import *`. These examples were changed to `from . import *` and `from .nrc_utils import *`. Now the package can be copied to "/path/to/python/site-packages/pynrc" and run as an "installed" package. Next, I'll develop the "setup.py" to make this more github standard for an installable package
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I'm currently working a major release that includes a setup.py implementation, readthedocs website, Python 3, WebbPSF 0.6.0 compatibility, and cleaning up the example notebooks. It's mainly living on my local machine at the moment (you can see some of the changes under the py3_060 branch right now). I'll have a look at your changes once I get these updates pushed. |
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Okay. perfect. I'm sure that your update more than supersedes this PR. I just got super frustrated with having to manually copy the github repo to my anaconda and edit all of the python3 things. Plus this provided me an excuse to learn how to make an astropy affiliated package and use setup.py. |
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In the I found useful. |
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I took all of your existing code from master branch of https://github.com/jarronl/pynrc (today) and reformatted the structure into an astropy affiliated package, via this template:
http://docs.astropy.org/en/stable/development/affiliated-packages.html?packagename=pynrc
I only performed the required steps: up to step 12. The following material is all optional.
I did this so that I could 'install' this package via
python setup.py install. It works great on both of my systems. They both use OSX Sierra and python3.6 via anaconda3.Let me know if you would like to merge these branches. As of today, the underlying code is identical. Moreover, using the astropy installation template, this
setup.pyworks on both python2 and python3.