Create iSIM package for pip installation #8
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…ort proper in-house modules.
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I have begun some scripts to establish tests for the code as well. However, I think for organization sake this is better done in its separate pull request. I don't want to merge too much at one time. So we can discuss further in the meeting monday. |
ramirandaq
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Oct 3, 2024
Reorganize repo to allow for pip installation
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A setup.py script was created for easy "pip install -e ." command.
In order to do this some modifications needed to be made.
I am reorganizing all isim_*.py code into an iSIM directory. In doing so I removed the isim prefix to all scripts.
All scripts in package are imported through an iSIM import.
I have changed all imports in the .py scripts to be compatible with this. At current I have not changed the ipynb, but will before merging.