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This repository's master is the development branch of NIXPY. It is not guaranteed to build or work properly. At times it may not even work at all. We strongly recommend using the latest stable version, which can be found on PyPI as nixio_.
The NIXPY project is an extension to NIX <https://github.com/G-Node/nix>_ and provides Python bindings for NIX.
The simplest way to install NIXPY is from PyPI using pip. The name of the package is nixio_::
pip install nixio
Try importing nixio::
>>> import nixio
>>>
If python successfully executes :code:import nixio, the installation went well.
Check out the API documentation for further tutorials.
The API documentation can be found here <https://nixpy.readthedocs.io/>_.
.. _nixio: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/nixio
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Python reimplementation of NIXIO (http://g-node.github.io/nix/)
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