Get STARRY working on everyone's computers

[jlustigy]

I have no problem running starry on my personal computer and have verified that our code that uses starry works on other computers. It would be helpful for each of you who still have issues running the code to try the following steps:

1. Install starry (preferably using conda-forge): conda config --add channels conda-forge conda install starry
2. Generate hot spot eclipse light curves using starry:

   
   # From the eigenspectra top-most directory:

Import the code used to generate the eclipse lightcurves

from gen_lightcurves import *

Get the high-res wavelength grid and pixel spectra (spaxels)

lamhr, spaxels = prep_spectral_hotspot_map()

Generate the multi-wavelength eclipse lightcurves using starry

time, lam, dlam, lcurves = create_lightcurves_with_starry(lamhr, spaxels, plot_lightcurves = False, plot_diagnostic = False)

And that should do it! 

**Please respond to this thread if you experience problems running this test.** 

If you run the above code with `plot_lightcurves = True`, you should get the following plot:

<img width="1087" alt="lcs" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8882466/53458076-813e0780-39e9-11e9-8d6a-b9cffe485c71.png">

And if you use `plot_diagnostic = True`: 

<img width="1049" alt="fpfs" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8882466/53458094-99158b80-39e9-11e9-9108-3e5d82214d49.png">

[meganmansfield]

I just tried this and it works fine on my computer now! Thanks for the fix!

[jlustigy]

Woot! Glad to hear it 👍

[rodluger]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Woot! Glad to hear it 👍

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