This script installs the whole pipeline, into the current repository.
To install the pipeline into the current directory, run the setup.py
script. This downloads everything and compiles all required programs.
Afterwards you need to add to your .bashrc:
# <dir> is the location you installed to
export PATH=${HOME}/anaconda/bin:<dir>/bin:${PATH}
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=<dir>/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
You may need to edit the commands in the script if it does not completely work. Hopefully the script has been written in a fairly easy to change style. The actual commands are run with the sh
function which simply takes a string containing the bash command to run. For example:
# CD into casu-lightcurves directory and initialise submodules
with cd('casu-lightcurves'):
sh('git submodule init')
sh('git submodule update')
The machine you’re installing onto only requires the following:
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git
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python
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wget
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pkg-config
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gfortran
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g++