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rhkpy 1.3.9
A python package for processing Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM) data from RHK, based on the spym project.

# RHK STM data analysis tool

Based on the [spym project](https://github.com/rescipy-project/spym) (version 0.9.1).

Documentation can be found here: https://zrbyte.github.io/rhkpy/

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If you use this package in your publication, consider citing it:
Peter Nemes-I., & Mirco Panighel. (2023). zrbyte/rhkpy: v1.3.3 (v1.3.3). Zenodo. https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.10143224
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## Main features
- Able to handle spectroscopy measurements (both dI/dV and I(z)):
  - dI/dV maps
  - spectra along a line
  - individual spectra
- Resample dI/dV maps along a line (see [`mapsection`](https://zrbyte.github.io/rhkpy/rhkpy.html#rhkpy.rhkpy_process.mapsection))
- Quick, interactive visualization of spectroscopy data (see [`qplot`](https://zrbyte.github.io/rhkpy/rhkpy.html#rhkpy.rhkpy_loader.rhkdata.qplot))
- Recreating the "navigation" window in Rev9, by plotting the relative positions of measurements (see the [`navigation`](https://zrbyte.github.io/rhkpy/rhkpy.html#rhkpy.rhkpy_process.navigation) function).
- Generating thumbnails of your measurements (see [`genthumbs`](https://zrbyte.github.io/rhkpy/rhkpy.html#rhkpy.rhkpy_process.genthumbs))
- Peak fitting (see [`peakfit`](https://zrbyte.github.io/rhkpy/rhkpy.html#rhkpy.rhkpy_process.peakfit))

## Installation
`pip install rhkpy`

## Simple example
```python
import rhkpy

# Load an sm4 file
data = rhkpy.rhkdata('filename.sm4')

# "quick plot" of the data
data.qplot()

# make thumbnails of the sm4 files in the current working directory
rhkpy.genthumbs()
```

Also take a look at the `demo.ipynb` and `tutorial.ipynb` Jupyter notebooks in this repository.

To make the most of rhkpy, also consult the xarray documentation and check out plotting examples, with HoloViews. The HoloViews website has examples on how to customize plots, as well as tutorial notebooks.
odoo-filter-addons 1.3.3
Simple utlity to filter odoo addons into a single directory
Requires Python: >=3

# Odoo filter addons

Simple command line utility used to filter specific odoo addons from
multiple repositories. It leverages [git-aggregator](https://github.com/acsone/git-aggregator)
and its **repo.yml** format as well as [doodba](https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba)'s
addons **addons.yml** format.

# Installation

- Via `pipx` with `pipx install odoo-filter-addons` (recommended)
- Via `pip` with `python3 -m pip install odoo-filter-addons`
- After cloning locally with `python3 -m pip install .`

# Usage

In order to work, the program requires a folder containing the configuration files
[`repos.yml`](https://github.com/acsone/git-aggregator#configuration-file) and
[`addons.yml`](https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba#optodoocustomsrcaddonsyaml),
and if `repos.yml` references environment variables they can be defiend in `repos.env`.
If the files are valid, the modules specified in `addons.yml` are filtered from the
results of running `gitaggregate` into the specified output directory.

By default, both the input and output path default to the current working directory,
but can be overridden through the `-i/--input-path` and `-o/--output-path` flags
respectively. Additionally, some other flags can be provided to alter the behavior of
the program:

| Flag                          | Default | Description                                               |
|-------------------------------|---------|-----------------------------------------------------------|
| -c, --clean / --no-clean      | True    | Clean gitaggregate output                                 |
| -C, --cache / --no-cache      | False   | Cache gitaggregate output, overrides -c                   |
| -r, --release / --no-release  | False   | Create a release commit if any changes are made           |
| -p, --push / --no-push        | False   | Push to remote repo if any changes are commited           |
| -g, --gitlab-ci               | False   | Update client addon repository in GitLab CI               |