Updating Installation Instructions

README.rst

@@ -10,144 +10,3 @@ Compatible test data: `here <https://stsci.box.com/s/0oteh8smujl3pup07hyut6hr4ag
 
 Documentation: `here <https://spaceklip.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>`_
 
-Installation
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-At this stage it is recommended that you clone the Git repository directory for installation:
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-::
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-	git clone https://github.com/kammerje/spaceKLIP.git
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-If you would like to install a specific branch:
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-::
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-	git clone https://github.com/kammerje/spaceKLIP.git@branch
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-From here, it is **highly** recommended that you create a unique Anaconda environment to hold all of the spaceKLIP dependencies:
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-::
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-	conda create -n spaceklip python=3.11
-	conda activate spaceklip
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-With the Anaconda environment created, move to the cloned directory and install the dependencies and spaceKLIP itself:
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-::
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-	cd where/you/saved/the/git/repo
-	conda install conda-forge::git-lfs	
-	pip install -r requirements.txt
-	pip install -e .
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-Note that installing git-lfs from pip does not work as of 25 June 2024.
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-Finally, and very importantly, you will need to download the reference files and set the environment variables supporting the functioning of :code:`webbpsf` and :code:`webbpsf_ext`. Instructions to do this can be found at the respective package websites (`WebbPSF <https://webbpsf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#installing-the-required-data-files>`_, `WebbPSF_ext <https://github.com/JarronL/webbpsf_ext>`_). Ensure that if you edit your .bashrc file, close and reopen your terminal to fully apply the changes (:code:`source ~/.bashrc` or :code:`source ~/.zshrc` may also work).
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-SpaceKLIP also makes use of the JWST Calibration Reference Data System (CRDS) and you will need to set the corresponding environment variables. Follow the instructions here for bash or zsh: https://jwst-crds.stsci.edu/docs/cmdline_bestrefs/. Note that you do not have to install AstroConda, just set the environment variables (making sure that the CRDS path you set actually exists, i.e., you may need to create the directory).
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-Code status
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-The current capabilities of the code are summarized below.
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-::
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-	database.py
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-- ``read_jwst_s012_data``: working
-- ``read_jwst_s3_data``: working
-- ``read_jwst_s4_data``: working
-- ``print_obs``: working
-- ``print_red``: working
-- ``print_src``: working
-- ``update_obs``: working
-- ``update_src``: working
-- ``summarize``: working
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-	plotting.py
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-- ``display_coron_image``: working
-- ``display_coron_dataset``: working
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-	utils.py
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-- ``read_obs``: working
-- ``write_obs``: working
-- ``read_red``: working
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-	coron1pipeline.py
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-- ``run_obs``: working
-- custom saturation step: working
-- custom reference pixel step: needs updating (side reference pixels not working for subarrays)
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-::
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-	coron2pipeline.py
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-- ``run_obs``: working
-- additional outlier detection step: working
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-::
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-	coron3pipeline.py
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-- ``make_asn_file``: working
-- ``run_obs``: working
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-::
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-	pyklippipeline.py
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-- ``run_obs``: working
-- no absolute PSF alignment, this is now done using the ``ImageTools`` library
-- no relative frame alignment, this is now done using the ``ImageTools`` library
-- the old ``JWST.py`` is now implemented here
-- save individual rolls with ``save_rolls = True`` keyword
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-	classpsfsubpipeline.py
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-- ``run_obs``: working, under development
-- save individual rolls with ``save_rolls = True`` keyword
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-	imagetools.py
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-- ``remove_frames``: working
-- ``crop_frames``: working
-- ``pad_frames``: working
-- ``coadd_frames``: working
-- ``subtract_median``: working
-- ``subtract_background``: working
-- ``fix_bad_pixels``: working
-- ``replace_nans``: working
-- ``blur_frames``: working
-- ``update_nircam_centers``: working with filter-dependent shifts
-- ``recenter_frames``: working (absolute PSF alignment)
-- ``align_frames``: working (relative frame alignment)
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-	analysistools.py
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-- ``raw_contrast``: working with ``pyklippipeline`` products, not working with ``coron3pipeline`` products since PSF center not being tracked
-- ``extract_companions``: working with ``pyklippipeline`` products, not working with ``coron3pipeline`` products since PSF center not being tracked
-- combined coronagraphic throughput map: working
-- `` calibrated_contrast`` working with ``pyklippipeline`` products
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-	mast.py
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-- ``query_coron_datasets``: working

docs/source/Installation-and-dependencies.rst

@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ dependencies. spaceKLIP is not currently compatible with python 3.12
 
 ::
 
-	conda create -n sklip python=3.11
-	conda activate sklip
+	conda create -n spaceklip python=3.11
+	conda activate spaceklip
 
 With the anaconda environment created, move to the cloned directory and install most of the dependencies:
 
@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ With the anaconda environment created, move to the cloned directory and install
 	cd where/you/installed/the/git/repo
 	pip install -r requirements.txt
 	pip install -e .
-	cd spaceKLIP/
-	python make_psfmasks.py
-
 
 Finally, and very importantly, you will need to download reference files to support the functioning of the :code:`webbpsf` and :code:`webbpsf_ext`. Instructions to do this can be found at the respective package websites (`WebbPSF <https://webbpsf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#installing-the-required-data-files>`_, `webbpsf_ext <https://github.com/JarronL/webbpsf_ext>`_). Ensure that if you edit your .bashrc file that you reopen and close your terminal to fully apply the changes (:code:`source ~/.bashrc` or :code:`source ~/.zshrc` may also work)
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+
+SpaceKLIP also makes use of the JWST Calibration Reference Data System (CRDS) and you will need to set the corresponding environment variables. Follow the instructions here for bash or zsh: https://jwst-crds.stsci.edu/docs/cmdline_bestrefs/. Note that you do not have to install AstroConda, just set the environment variables (making sure that the CRDS path you set actually exists, i.e., you may need to create the directory).