Lightkurve is great, well-liked, and battled-tested. While it applies to time-series photometry, many of its signal processing steps could be directly applied to muler, with some modest alterations. A good example is plotting, as brought up by @ericasaw in #142.
I encourage prospective contributors to muler consider experimenting with lightkurve first to see what kind of user experience we strive for, and then skimming through the source code to see a benchmark for conventions, style, and modularity.
If folks are keen on this, I suggest we use this thread to collect examples of lightkurve code that we could port to muler. We already have .flatten(). We could add .bin(), .plot() for example.
Lightkurve is great, well-liked, and battled-tested. While it applies to time-series photometry, many of its signal processing steps could be directly applied to
muler, with some modest alterations. A good example is plotting, as brought up by @ericasaw in #142.I encourage prospective contributors to
mulerconsider experimenting with lightkurve first to see what kind of user experience we strive for, and then skimming through the source code to see a benchmark for conventions, style, and modularity.If folks are keen on this, I suggest we use this thread to collect examples of lightkurve code that we could port to
muler. We already have.flatten(). We could add.bin(),.plot()for example.