This package can be installed using setuptools (>=16.0). There is no automatic dependency checking, so read the list below and ensure necessary dependencies are available. Developed and tested with Python 3 (3.4).
To run the unittest suite:
cd siriuspy
./setup.py test
To run a specific unittest subpacke:
cd siriuspy
./setup.py test -s tests.search
To install to a default Python directory, run
<python> setup.py install
Use the appropriate command in . Depending on permissions, it may be necessary to run the command with sudo or as superuser.
To install a development version, with a link to the local package files in the default Python directory, run
<python> setup.py develop
Details and further options can be found in setuptools documentation.
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