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Virtual camera based on sdss-basecam using remote catalog
poetry run container_start --name lvm.all
poetry run container_start --name=lvm.sci.pwi --simulator
poetry run python utils/plot_skymakercam.py -v -c python/skymakercam/etc/cameras.yaml lvm.sci.agw.cam
With this config example python/skymakercam/etc/cameras.yaml and the actors running from before, it can be used like this:
import asyncio
from logging import DEBUG, INFO
from skymakercam.camera import SkymakerCameraSystem, SkymakerCamera
async def example_skymakercam(camname, exptime, verb, config):
cs = SkymakerCameraSystem(SkymakerCamera, camera_config=config, verbose=verb)
cam = await cs.add_camera(name=camname, uid=cs._config[camname]["uid"])
# eg: expose or do whatever u do with a sdss-basecam type camera.
exp = await cam.expose(exptime, camname)
verb = DEBUG
camname = "lvm.sci.agw.cam"
config = "python/skymakercam/etc/cameras.yaml"
asyncio.run(example_skymakercam(camname, 5.0, verb, config))
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Skymaker camera with sdss-basecam
We found that sdss-skymakercam 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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