You can contribute to atomphys in different ways.
You can report bugs with the package and gaps in documentation on github in the issue tracker. Feel free to also submit feature requests, ask questions, or open general discussions.
To contribute to the code or documentation, you will need a suitable python development environment. If you are just getting started we recommend that you clone atomphys from github.
git clone [email protected]:mgrau/atomphys.git
cd atomphys
We recommend create a new python virtual environment for development,
python3 -m venv atomphys_venv
source atomphys_venv/bin/activate
and install atomphys in editable mode, with the optional dependencies for development or for building documentation.
pip install -e .
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
pip install -r requirements_docs.txt
Install the git hook scripts which performs automated checks of code style before commit
pre-commit install
Run unit tests using pytest.
pytest
You can also run the full suite of tests against every atom in the NIST ASD (warning: this is very slow!)
pytest -m ASD
You can build the documentatio and run it in a test server with mkdocs,
$ mkdocs serve