precise_ephemerides.py cannot be imported

[plutonheaven]

Describe the bug from gnss_lib_py.parsers.precise_ephemerides import parse_sp3 returns a ModuleNotFoundError

To Reproduce Type the line of the bug description in a python console. I use PyCharm and they suggest (through auto-completion) the 3 other files present in "gnss_lib_py/parsers", ie "ephemeris", "android" and "navdata", but not this "precise_ephemerides"

System Information (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04 and Windows 10
• Python Version: 3.10.8
• gnss_lib_py: 0.1.7, installed using pip install gnss-lib-py

[betaBison]

Hi @plutonheaven. This is because the 0.1.7 version of gnss_lib_py did not yet include precise_ephemerides. This will be resolved as soon as #87 is merged which releases the 0.1.8 version of gnss_lib_py to pypi. That merge should happen in the next day or two.

They're a bit more work, but if you need that functionality immediately you can check out either the Editable Installation steps or the Developer Installation steps which should resolve your issue by using the latest version of the main branch on GitHub rather than the 0.1.7 release.

[plutonheaven]

Thanks for the quick answer! I'm reassured that I was not missing something... Will wait for 0.1.8!!

[betaBison]

@plutonheaven The 0.1.8 release of gnss_lib_py is now public. Sorry, that took longer than I expected. If you haven't already seen it, the tutorial for processing precise ephemerides is on our documentation website here.

More importantly, many thanks for bringing to our attention the inconsistency between our documentation and the current pypi release. We'll be changing our workflow to maintain consistency between our public documentation and current release in the future.

Please let us know if you have other issues or questions in the future. Cheers!