A plotter and file converter for output files from TimePix chips.
In the directory with setup.py, run python3 setup.py install. If the
script should only be installed for the current user, run
python3 setup.py install --user.
The source code can be found on Github.
RAYLEIGH is licensed under GPLv3. See the LICENSE file for more information.
All modules are dependent upon a version of Python that is compatible with Python3.4.0
Installation of these dependencies can be achieved via 'pip3 install (dependency)'. If errors occur whilst attempting to install the dependencies, try the same command prepended with 'sudo'.
matplotlib >= 1.4.2
nose >= 1.3.4
numpy >= 1.9.0
setuptools >= 6.0.2
rayleigh [options] <command> {arguments}
Use rayleigh --help for an overview of the commands.
With a directory called 'frames' that contains two files, 'data00.txt' and 'data01.txt' (assume the contents of these files is valid output data).
/toplevel <-- PWD
/frames
data00.txt
data01.txt
rayleigh frame frames
Results in the same directory as before, but containing an additional directory called 'output', that in turn contains three files: 'data00.json', 'data01.json' and 'frames.json'.
/toplevel <-- PWD
/frames
data00.txt
data01.txt
/output
data00.json
data01.json
frames.json
After running the above example and moving into the output directory.
rayleigh plot data00.json -w --no-view
Results in a directory called 'plots' that contains a file called 'data00.json.png'.
/toplevel
/frames
data00.txt
data01.txt
/output <-- PWD
data00.json
data01.json
frames.json
/plots
data00.json.png
Usage: rayleigh frame [options] frames..
Use rayleigh frame --help for the option summary.
Usage: rayleigh plot [options] frames..
Use rayleigh plot --help for the option summary.