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Project moved and currently undergoing a complete rewrite at https://github.com/aflak-vis/aflak
Support Python3.5+.
You can install aflak
using any of the following methods.
This is the recommended way of installing aflak as a user. Please make sure
to install aflak
for python 3.x. It will not work on python 2.x.
.. code :: bash
pip install aflak # pip should point to python3!
pip3 install aflak # Use `pip3' if you are on Debian or Ubuntu
Depending on your python install, you should be able to run aflak form the command line with any of these commands
.. code :: bash
aflak # This should work in most environment
python -m aflak # `python' should be the python 3.x interpreter!
python3 -m aflak
Only Debian Stretch
and Ubuntu 17.10
are supported for now.
Download the .deb file of the latest release from https://github.com/malikolivier/aflak/releases
Install it with:
.. code :: bash
sudo dpkg -i aflak-X.X.X-release.deb
# If dependencies are missing, you should then run:
sudo apt-get install -f
Remove it with:
.. code :: bash
sudo apt-get remove aflak
.. code :: bash
git clone https://github.com/malikolivier/aflak
cd aflak
virtualenv -p python3 venv
. ./venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
./run
::
aflak my-fits-file.fits
The provided FITS file is required to have the following extensions:
After some fiddling you should be able to get a window like below:
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The Makefile contains a few recipes to get sample fits files. Run make as below:
::
make data/manga-7443-12703-LINCUBE.fits
::
fold -w 80 foo.fits | less