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Basie is a software package conceived to implement scheduling of italian radiotelescopes via the creation of schedule files.

While previous ScheduleCreator software was conceived as a simple compiler which translated instructions into telescope schedules, basie consists of a complete Object Oriented model of the radiotelescope operations, opening new possibilities and giving users and developers a major flexibility.

USER MANUAL

You can download the user manual directly from this repository.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Preliminary information

Basie can run on python >= 3.8

We strongly recommend installing basie in a virtual environment, using conda, venv, or equivalent systems. This will avoid conflicts with system libraries or Python versions installed as part of other packages (e.g. CASA, see below in the Known Issues).

Venv

To create a virtual environment using venv, you can follow these steps:

  1. Open your terminal or command prompt.

  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to create your virtual environment. This could be the root directory of your project or any other location of your choice.

  3. Run the following command to create a new virtual environment: $ python3 -m venv myenv

    Here, myenv is the name you choose for your virtual environment, and python3 is the executable of the chosen (we recommend recent) Python version. You can replace it with any name you prefer.

  4. Once the command completes, a new directory named myenv (or the name you chose) will be created in your current directory. This directory will contain all the necessary files and folders for your virtual environment.

  5. Activate the virtual environment by running the appropriate command based on your operating system, typically

$ source /path/to/myenv/bin/activate

Conda

If you installed anaconda or miniconda, the process will be as simple as clicking a few buttons in the Anaconda GUI, or, from a shell,

$ conda create -n my_fancy_environment python=3.11
$ conda activate my_fancy_environment

Installing basie

Before installing the package make sure you download and extract the package archive at http://github.com/discos/basie/

Installation instructions can be reduced to:

$ pip install .

Note that, in some systems, you may need to have root privileges for installing python packages. If you want to know more or you experience some issue, please go on reading.

You can remove basie via:

$ pip uninstall basie

KNOWN ISSUES

  1. NRAO CASA is known to install its own version of Python and pip. We recommend installing CASA in its own venv or conda virtual environment to avoid conflicts. In principle, it should be possible to install basie with CASA's pip.

If you find an issue, please report it through our Github Issue tracker

USAGE

Once installed, the package comes with an executable called 'basie'

$ basie --help

The schedulecreator takes in input a configuration file formatted according to a specific syntax and generates 4 files used by antenna control system as the schedule.

  1. Fetch a precompiled configuration template

    $ basie [-f] -t <destination_directory>

    Creates <destination_directory> and copy configuration.txt and targets.txt user templates into the folder. If run with -f it will override eventual existing files. Modify these files according to the comments you will find to generate a new schedule.

  2. Generate a new schedule

    $ basie [-f] -s <input_configuration_file_path> <destination_directory>

    Generates the schedule files into the destination directory, creating the folder if necessary. <input_configuration_file_path> is the path to a valid configuration file as copied and modified from user template in step 1. if run with -f overrides eventual existing files.

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Basie is a software package conceived to implement scheduling of
italian radiotelescopes via the creation of schedule files.
While previous ScheduleCreator software was conceived as a simple compiler
which translated instructions into telescope schedules, basie consists
of a complete Object Oriented model of the radiotelescope operations, opening
new possibilities and giving users and developers a major flexibility.
USER MANUAL
You can
download the user manual directly from this repository.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Preliminary information
Basie can run on python >= 3.8
We strongly recommend installing basie in a virtual environment, using conda,
venv, or equivalent systems. This will avoid conflicts with system libraries or
Python versions installed as part of other packages (e.g. CASA, see below in the Known Issues).
Venv
To create a virtual environment using venv, you can follow these steps:
  1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to create your virtual environment. This could be the root directory of your project or any other location of your choice.
  3. Run the following command to create a new virtual environment:
$ python3 -m venv myenv
    Here, myenv is the name you choose for your virtual environment, and python3 is the executable of the chosen (we recommend recent) Python version. You can replace it with any name you prefer.
  4. Once the command completes, a new directory named myenv (or the name you chose) will be created in your current directory. This directory will contain all the necessary files and folders for your virtual environment.
  5. Activate the virtual environment by running the appropriate command based on your operating system, typically
$ source /path/to/myenv/bin/activate
Conda
If you installed anaconda or miniconda, the process will be as simple as clicking a few buttons in the Anaconda GUI, or, from a shell,
$ conda create -n my_fancy_environment python=3.11
$ conda activate my_fancy_environment

Installing basie
Before installing the package make sure you download and extract the package
archive at
http://github.com/discos/basie/
Installation instructions can be reduced to:
$ pip install .

Note that, in some systems, you may need to have root privileges for installing python packages.
If you want to know more or you experience some issue, please go on reading.
You can remove basie via:
$ pip uninstall basie

KNOWN ISSUES
  1. NRAO CASA is known to install its own version of Python and pip. We recommend installing CASA in its own venv or conda virtual environment to avoid conflicts.
In principle, it should be possible to install basie with CASA's pip.
If you find an issue, please report it through our Github Issue tracker
USAGE
Once installed, the package comes with an executable called 'basie'
$ basie --help

The schedulecreator takes in input a configuration file formatted according to a
specific syntax and generates 4 files used by antenna control system as the
schedule.
  1. Fetch a precompiled configuration template
    $ basie [-f] -t <destination_directory>

    Creates <destination_directory> and copy configuration.txt and targets.txt user
templates into the folder. If run with -f it will override eventual existing
files.
Modify these files according to the comments you will find to generate a new schedule.
  2. Generate a new schedule
    $ basie [-f] -s <input_configuration_file_path> <destination_directory>

    Generates the schedule files into the destination directory, creating the
folder if necessary.
<input_configuration_file_path> is the path to a valid configuration file as copied
and modified from user template in step 1.
if run with -f overrides eventual existing files.
About
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Basie is a software package conceived to implement scheduling of
italian radiotelescopes via the creation of schedule files.
While previous ScheduleCreator software was conceived as a simple compiler
which translated instructions into telescope schedules, basie consists
of a complete Object Oriented model of the radiotelescope operations, opening
new possibilities and giving users and developers a major flexibility.
USER MANUAL
You can
download the user manual directly from this repository.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Preliminary information
Basie can run on python >= 3.8
We strongly recommend installing basie in a virtual environment, using conda,
venv, or equivalent systems. This will avoid conflicts with system libraries or
Python versions installed as part of other packages (e.g. CASA, see below in the Known Issues).
Venv
To create a virtual environment using venv, you can follow these steps:
  1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to create your virtual environment. This could be the root directory of your project or any other location of your choice.
  3. Run the following command to create a new virtual environment:
$ python3 -m venv myenv
    Here, myenv is the name you choose for your virtual environment, and python3 is the executable of the chosen (we recommend recent) Python version. You can replace it with any name you prefer.
  4. Once the command completes, a new directory named myenv (or the name you chose) will be created in your current directory. This directory will contain all the necessary files and folders for your virtual environment.
  5. Activate the virtual environment by running the appropriate command based on your operating system, typically
$ source /path/to/myenv/bin/activate
Conda
If you installed anaconda or miniconda, the process will be as simple as clicking a few buttons in the Anaconda GUI, or, from a shell,
$ conda create -n my_fancy_environment python=3.11
$ conda activate my_fancy_environment

Installing basie
Before installing the package make sure you download and extract the package
archive at
http://github.com/discos/basie/
Installation instructions can be reduced to:
$ pip install .

Note that, in some systems, you may need to have root privileges for installing python packages.
If you want to know more or you experience some issue, please go on reading.
You can remove basie via:
$ pip uninstall basie

KNOWN ISSUES
  1. NRAO CASA is known to install its own version of Python and pip. We recommend installing CASA in its own venv or conda virtual environment to avoid conflicts.
In principle, it should be possible to install basie with CASA's pip.
If you find an issue, please report it through our Github Issue tracker
USAGE
Once installed, the package comes with an executable called 'basie'
$ basie --help

The schedulecreator takes in input a configuration file formatted according to a
specific syntax and generates 4 files used by antenna control system as the
schedule.
  1. Fetch a precompiled configuration template
    $ basie [-f] -t <destination_directory>

    Creates <destination_directory> and copy configuration.txt and targets.txt user
templates into the folder. If run with -f it will override eventual existing
files.
Modify these files according to the comments you will find to generate a new schedule.
  2. Generate a new schedule
    $ basie [-f] -s <input_configuration_file_path> <destination_directory>

    Generates the schedule files into the destination directory, creating the
folder if necessary.
<input_configuration_file_path> is the path to a valid configuration file as copied
and modified from user template in step 1.
if run with -f overrides eventual existing files.
About
Italian radiotelescopes scheduling software
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Basie is a software package conceived to implement scheduling of
italian radiotelescopes via the creation of schedule files.
While previous ScheduleCreator software was conceived as a simple compiler
which translated instructions into telescope schedules, basie consists
of a complete Object Oriented model of the radiotelescope operations, opening
new possibilities and giving users and developers a major flexibility.
USER MANUAL
You can
download the user manual directly from this repository.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Preliminary information
Basie can run on python >= 3.8
We strongly recommend installing basie in a virtual environment, using conda,
venv, or equivalent systems. This will avoid conflicts with system libraries or
Python versions installed as part of other packages (e.g. CASA, see below in the Known Issues).
Venv
To create a virtual environment using venv, you can follow these steps:
  1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to create your virtual environment. This could be the root directory of your project or any other location of your choice.
  3. Run the following command to create a new virtual environment:
$ python3 -m venv myenv
    Here, myenv is the name you choose for your virtual environment, and python3 is the executable of the chosen (we recommend recent) Python version. You can replace it with any name you prefer.
  4. Once the command completes, a new directory named myenv (or the name you chose) will be created in your current directory. This directory will contain all the necessary files and folders for your virtual environment.
  5. Activate the virtual environment by running the appropriate command based on your operating system, typically
$ source /path/to/myenv/bin/activate
Conda
If you installed anaconda or miniconda, the process will be as simple as clicking a few buttons in the Anaconda GUI, or, from a shell,
$ conda create -n my_fancy_environment python=3.11
$ conda activate my_fancy_environment

Installing basie
Before installing the package make sure you download and extract the package
archive at
http://github.com/discos/basie/
Installation instructions can be reduced to:
$ pip install .

Note that, in some systems, you may need to have root privileges for installing python packages.
If you want to know more or you experience some issue, please go on reading.
You can remove basie via:
$ pip uninstall basie

KNOWN ISSUES
  1. NRAO CASA is known to install its own version of Python and pip. We recommend installing CASA in its own venv or conda virtual environment to avoid conflicts.
In principle, it should be possible to install basie with CASA's pip.
If you find an issue, please report it through our Github Issue tracker
USAGE
Once installed, the package comes with an executable called 'basie'
$ basie --help

The schedulecreator takes in input a configuration file formatted according to a
specific syntax and generates 4 files used by antenna control system as the
schedule.
  1. Fetch a precompiled configuration template
    $ basie [-f] -t <destination_directory>

    Creates <destination_directory> and copy configuration.txt and targets.txt user
templates into the folder. If run with -f it will override eventual existing
files.
Modify these files according to the comments you will find to generate a new schedule.
  2. Generate a new schedule
    $ basie [-f] -s <input_configuration_file_path> <destination_directory>

    Generates the schedule files into the destination directory, creating the
folder if necessary.
<input_configuration_file_path> is the path to a valid configuration file as copied
and modified from user template in step 1.
if run with -f overrides eventual existing files.
About
Italian radiotelescopes scheduling software
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Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
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Basie is a software package conceived to implement scheduling of
italian radiotelescopes via the creation of schedule files.
While previous ScheduleCreator software was conceived as a simple compiler
which translated instructions into telescope schedules, basie consists
of a complete Object Oriented model of the radiotelescope operations, opening
new possibilities and giving users and developers a major flexibility.
USER MANUAL
You can
download the user manual directly from this repository.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Preliminary information
Basie can run on python >= 3.8
We strongly recommend installing basie in a virtual environment, using conda,
venv, or equivalent systems. This will avoid conflicts with system libraries or
Python versions installed as part of other packages (e.g. CASA, see below in the Known Issues).
Venv
To create a virtual environment using venv, you can follow these steps:
  1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to create your virtual environment. This could be the root directory of your project or any other location of your choice.
  3. Run the following command to create a new virtual environment:
$ python3 -m venv myenv
    Here, myenv is the name you choose for your virtual environment, and python3 is the executable of the chosen (we recommend recent) Python version. You can replace it with any name you prefer.
  4. Once the command completes, a new directory named myenv (or the name you chose) will be created in your current directory. This directory will contain all the necessary files and folders for your virtual environment.
  5. Activate the virtual environment by running the appropriate command based on your operating system, typically
$ source /path/to/myenv/bin/activate
Conda
If you installed anaconda or miniconda, the process will be as simple as clicking a few buttons in the Anaconda GUI, or, from a shell,
$ conda create -n my_fancy_environment python=3.11
$ conda activate my_fancy_environment

Installing basie
Before installing the package make sure you download and extract the package
archive at
http://github.com/discos/basie/
Installation instructions can be reduced to:
$ pip install .

Note that, in some systems, you may need to have root privileges for installing python packages.
If you want to know more or you experience some issue, please go on reading.
You can remove basie via:
$ pip uninstall basie

KNOWN ISSUES
  1. NRAO CASA is known to install its own version of Python and pip. We recommend installing CASA in its own venv or conda virtual environment to avoid conflicts.
In principle, it should be possible to install basie with CASA's pip.
If you find an issue, please report it through our Github Issue tracker
USAGE
Once installed, the package comes with an executable called 'basie'
$ basie --help

The schedulecreator takes in input a configuration file formatted according to a
specific syntax and generates 4 files used by antenna control system as the
schedule.
  1. Fetch a precompiled configuration template
    $ basie [-f] -t <destination_directory>

    Creates <destination_directory> and copy configuration.txt and targets.txt user
templates into the folder. If run with -f it will override eventual existing
files.
Modify these files according to the comments you will find to generate a new schedule.
  2. Generate a new schedule
    $ basie [-f] -s <input_configuration_file_path> <destination_directory>

    Generates the schedule files into the destination directory, creating the
folder if necessary.
<input_configuration_file_path> is the path to a valid configuration file as copied
and modified from user template in step 1.
if run with -f overrides eventual existing files.
About
Italian radiotelescopes scheduling software
Resources
Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
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italian radiotelescopes via the creation of schedule files.
While previous ScheduleCreator software was conceived as a simple compiler
which translated instructions into telescope schedules, basie consists
of a complete Object Oriented model of the radiotelescope operations, opening
new possibilities and giving users and developers a major flexibility.
USER MANUAL
You can
download the user manual directly from this repository.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Preliminary information
Basie can run on python >= 3.8
We strongly recommend installing basie in a virtual environment, using conda,
venv, or equivalent systems. This will avoid conflicts with system libraries or
Python versions installed as part of other packages (e.g. CASA, see below in the Known Issues).
Venv
To create a virtual environment using venv, you can follow these steps:
  1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to create your virtual environment. This could be the root directory of your project or any other location of your choice.
  3. Run the following command to create a new virtual environment:
$ python3 -m venv myenv
    Here, myenv is the name you choose for your virtual environment, and python3 is the executable of the chosen (we recommend recent) Python version. You can replace it with any name you prefer.
  4. Once the command completes, a new directory named myenv (or the name you chose) will be created in your current directory. This directory will contain all the necessary files and folders for your virtual environment.
  5. Activate the virtual environment by running the appropriate command based on your operating system, typically
$ source /path/to/myenv/bin/activate
Conda
If you installed anaconda or miniconda, the process will be as simple as clicking a few buttons in the Anaconda GUI, or, from a shell,
$ conda create -n my_fancy_environment python=3.11
$ conda activate my_fancy_environment

Installing basie
Before installing the package make sure you download and extract the package
archive at
http://github.com/discos/basie/
Installation instructions can be reduced to:
$ pip install .

Note that, in some systems, you may need to have root privileges for installing python packages.
If you want to know more or you experience some issue, please go on reading.
You can remove basie via:
$ pip uninstall basie

KNOWN ISSUES
  1. NRAO CASA is known to install its own version of Python and pip. We recommend installing CASA in its own venv or conda virtual environment to avoid conflicts.
In principle, it should be possible to install basie with CASA's pip.
If you find an issue, please report it through our Github Issue tracker
USAGE
Once installed, the package comes with an executable called 'basie'
$ basie --help

The schedulecreator takes in input a configuration file formatted according to a
specific syntax and generates 4 files used by antenna control system as the
schedule.
  1. Fetch a precompiled configuration template
    $ basie [-f] -t <destination_directory>

    Creates <destination_directory> and copy configuration.txt and targets.txt user
templates into the folder. If run with -f it will override eventual existing
files.
Modify these files according to the comments you will find to generate a new schedule.
  2. Generate a new schedule
    $ basie [-f] -s <input_configuration_file_path> <destination_directory>

    Generates the schedule files into the destination directory, creating the
folder if necessary.
<input_configuration_file_path> is the path to a valid configuration file as copied
and modified from user template in step 1.
if run with -f overrides eventual existing files.
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Basie is a software package conceived to implement scheduling of
italian radiotelescopes via the creation of schedule files.
While previous ScheduleCreator software was conceived as a simple compiler
which translated instructions into telescope schedules, basie consists
of a complete Object Oriented model of the radiotelescope operations, opening
new possibilities and giving users and developers a major flexibility.
USER MANUAL
You can
download the user manual directly from this repository.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Preliminary information
Basie can run on python >= 3.8
We strongly recommend installing basie in a virtual environment, using conda,
venv, or equivalent systems. This will avoid conflicts with system libraries or
Python versions installed as part of other packages (e.g. CASA, see below in the Known Issues).
Venv
To create a virtual environment using venv, you can follow these steps:
  1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to create your virtual environment. This could be the root directory of your project or any other location of your choice.
  3. Run the following command to create a new virtual environment:
$ python3 -m venv myenv
    Here, myenv is the name you choose for your virtual environment, and python3 is the executable of the chosen (we recommend recent) Python version. You can replace it with any name you prefer.
  4. Once the command completes, a new directory named myenv (or the name you chose) will be created in your current directory. This directory will contain all the necessary files and folders for your virtual environment.
  5. Activate the virtual environment by running the appropriate command based on your operating system, typically
$ source /path/to/myenv/bin/activate
Conda
If you installed anaconda or miniconda, the process will be as simple as clicking a few buttons in the Anaconda GUI, or, from a shell,
$ conda create -n my_fancy_environment python=3.11
$ conda activate my_fancy_environment

Installing basie
Before installing the package make sure you download and extract the package
archive at
http://github.com/discos/basie/
Installation instructions can be reduced to:
$ pip install .

Note that, in some systems, you may need to have root privileges for installing python packages.
If you want to know more or you experience some issue, please go on reading.
You can remove basie via:
$ pip uninstall basie

KNOWN ISSUES
  1. NRAO CASA is known to install its own version of Python and pip. We recommend installing CASA in its own venv or conda virtual environment to avoid conflicts.
In principle, it should be possible to install basie with CASA's pip.
If you find an issue, please report it through our Github Issue tracker
USAGE
Once installed, the package comes with an executable called 'basie'
$ basie --help

The schedulecreator takes in input a configuration file formatted according to a
specific syntax and generates 4 files used by antenna control system as the
schedule.
  1. Fetch a precompiled configuration template
    $ basie [-f] -t <destination_directory>

    Creates <destination_directory> and copy configuration.txt and targets.txt user
templates into the folder. If run with -f it will override eventual existing
files.
Modify these files according to the comments you will find to generate a new schedule.
  2. Generate a new schedule
    $ basie [-f] -s <input_configuration_file_path> <destination_directory>

    Generates the schedule files into the destination directory, creating the
folder if necessary.
<input_configuration_file_path> is the path to a valid configuration file as copied
and modified from user template in step 1.
if run with -f overrides eventual existing files.
About
Italian radiotelescopes scheduling software
Resources
Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
0 stars
Watchers
2 watching
Forks
2 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Used by
Contributors
Languages