A CLI to replay historic data from previous ISS missions.
All function calls from the picamera, picamera2, sense_hat, skyfield, and orbit libraries
will be mocked to return data from an historic run from the ISS, rather than from attached hardware.
This allows teams to test their code with representative data and provide a confidence boost that
their code will work
Change to your project directory (cd my-project), install Astro-Pi-Replay using pip, and then run your program with Astro-Pi-Replay run main.py.
For more detailed installation instructions, checkout the docs site.
This will prepare a sequence of near-infrared images (NIR) images, together with the corresponding
data collected from the Sense Hat, to be returned by all calls to picamera, sense_hat, etc.
The CLI allows for some configuration of this behaviour - see the Documentation for more details.
See the docs page.
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A CLI to replay historic data from previous ISS missions.
We found that astro-pi-replay demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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