3D visualisation of solar physics data with pyvista.
See the installation instructions for more information.
If you want to develop sunkit-pyvista you will need to install it from GitHub. For detailed installation instructions, see Development installation in the sunpy docs. These are for "sunpy" but the same works for sunkt-pyvista with a quick name substitution.
You need to use your local environment and make sure its up to date. This does not with tox for now.
2 command line arguments can be passed to pytest:
update_image_cache: Resets theimage_cachedirectory with new figures generated from your local environment.ignore_image_cache: Ignores the image cache and will not perform any image comparison.
Example usage:
pytest -s -vvv --update_image_cache sunkit_pyvista/Using tox for this does not work for now.
For more information or to ask questions about sunkit-pyvista, check out:
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We love contributions! sunkit-pyvista is open source, built on open source, and we'd love to have you hang out in our community.
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