The octree-creation-app package lets users create Octree mesh objects with local refinements using the SimPEG.discretize package. The refinements can be performed on any number of Objects stored in a geoh5 file.
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octree-creation-app is currently written for Python 3.10 or higher.
To install octree-creation-app, you need to install Conda first.
We recommend to install Conda using miniforge.
You can install (or update) a conda environment with all the requires packages to run octree-creation-app. To do so you can directly run the Install_or_Update.bat file by double left clicking on it.
You can install the package using conda and the .lock files from a conda prompt:
conda env create -n my-env -f environments/[the_desired_env].lock.ymlYou should not install the package from PyPI, as the app requires conda packages to run.
Still, you can install it in a conda environment without its dependencies (--no-deps).
To install the octree-creation-app package published on PyPI:
pip install -U --no-deps octree-creation-appIf the package is not on PiPY yet, you can install it from a Git tag:
pip install -U --no-deps --force-reinstall https://github.com/MiraGeoscience/octree-creation-app/archive/refs/tags/TAG.zipOr to install the latest changes available on a given Git branch:
pip install -U --no-deps --force-reinstall https://github.com/MiraGeoscience/octree-creation-app/archive/refs/heads/BRANCH.zipNote
The --force-reinstall option is used to make sure the updated version
of the sources is installed, and not the cached version, even if the version number
did not change. The -U or --upgrade option is used to make sure to get the latest version,
on not merely reinstall the same version. As the package is aimed to be in a Conda environment, the option --no-deps is used to avoid installing the dependencies with pip, as they will be installed with conda.
If you have a git clone of the package sources locally, you can install octree-creation-app from the local copy of the sources with:
pip install -U --force-reinstall path/to/project_folder_with_pyproject_tomlOr in editable mode, so that you can edit the sources and see the effect immediately at runtime:
pip install -e -U --force-reinstall path/to/project_folder_with_pyproject_tomlTo configure the development environment and tools, please see README-dev.rst.
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