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cookiejar 0.0.3
Cookiecutter templates discovery and management.
License: MIT

cookiejar
===============
Cookiecutter templates discovery and management.

Usage::

    $ pip install cookiejar
    $ cookiejar create <templatename> [options]

Will use `cookiecutter <https://github.com/audreyr/cookiecutter>`_ to create a new package from the template.

Options
=======
All options can be specified on the command-line. Users can override everything by creating a config file at ``~/.cookiejar/cookiejarrc``.

Managing templates
==================
You can list, search and download templates from a 'templates index'.

The following commands are available::

    $ cookiejar list [--index=<index>]
    $ cookiejar search <text> [--index=<index>]
    $ cookiejar add <package_name> [<url>] [--index=<index>]
    $ cookiejar installed
    $ cookiejar remove <package_name>

Creating new packages from a template
=====================================
To create a new package::

    $ cookiejar create <template_name> [options]

Available Commands
==================

``list``
^^^^^^^^
Lists all templates available on the index.

Options
-------

``--index=<url>``
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Optional. Specifies an alternative index to use.

``search``
^^^^^^^^^^
Lists available templates on the index whose name contains the specified text.

Options
-------

``<text>``
~~~~~~~~~~
Required. Text to look for in the index.

``--index=<url>``
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Optional. Specifies an alternative index to use.

``add``
^^^^^^^
Downloads the specified template to your ``~/.cookiecutters/templates/`` directory.

Options
-------

``<template_name>``
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Required. The template you want to download.

``<url>``
~~~~~~~~~
Optional. If specified, downloads the template from there instead of using the index. Accepts ``pip``-like URLs, as ``git+https://github.com/user/repo.git``.

``--index=<url>``
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Optional. Specifies an alternative index to use.

``installed``
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Lists templates that have already been downloaded.

``remove``
^^^^^^^^^^
Deletes the specified template from your ``~/.cookiecutters/templates/`` directory.

Options
-------

``<template_name>``
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Required. The template you want to remove.

``create``
^^^^^^^^^^
Creates a new package using the specified template.

Options
-------

``<template_name>``
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Required. The template you to use.

``[options]``
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Optional. Any options specified will be added to cookiecutter's context when creating the package. Options are specified as ``--key=value``.

TODO
====

* add ``register`` and ``upload`` commands
* use an actual REST API and server (requires $$ for the infrastructure)
* put a pretty picture of a cookie jar in this readme.

Status
======
This software should be considered Alpha.

License
=======
This project is released under the MIT License.
k2mosaic 3.0.2
Mosaic Target Pixel Files (TPFs) obtained by NASA's Kepler/K2 missions into CCD-sized images and movies.
License: MIT

K2mosaic: Mosaic Kepler Pixel Data
==================================

**Mosaic Target Pixel Files (TPFs)
obtained by NASA's Kepler/K2 missions
into CCD-sized images and movies.**

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K2mosaic is a command-line tool which allows the
postage stamp-sized pixel masks obtained by
`NASA's Kepler and K2 missions <http://keplerscience.nasa.gov>`_
to be stitched together into CCD-sized mosaics and movies.
The principal use is to take a set of *Target Pixel Files* (TPF)
and turn them into more traditional FITS image files --
one per CCD channel and per cadence.
K2mosaic can also be used
to create fancy animations from these mosaics.

The need for this tool arises from the fact
that the analysis of certain Kepler/K2 targets,
such as clusters and asteroids,
is more easily performed on mosaicked data.
Moreover such mosaics are useful to reveal the context
of single-star observations,
e.g. they enable users to check for the presence of instrumental noise
or nearby bright objects.

Documentation
-------------

Read the docs and see usage examples at `k2mosaic.geert.io <http://k2mosaic.geert.io>`_.


Attribution
-----------

Created by Geert Barentsen at the NASA Kepler/K2 Guest Observer Office.

If this tool aided your research, please cite it.
Please get in touch before submitting your paper
so I can request an entry in the Astrophysics Source Code Library (ASCL).