The goal of this repository is to give a possibility of using ngspice for a sistematic simulation of ranges of parameters.
Maybe.
clone the repository
git clone git@github.com:volpx/spyce.git
change into the top-level directory
cd spyce
install using
pip install .
Do not use it.
The spyce Project follows the Google Python style guide, with Sphinxdoc docstrings for module public functions. If you want to contribute to the project please fork it, create a branch including your addition, and create a pull request.
The tests use relative imports and can be run directly after making
changes to the code. To run all tests use nosetests in the main directory.
To run the examples after code changes, you need to run pip install --upgrade .
Documentation is generated by typing make html in the doc directory,
the contents of doc/build/html/ should then be copied to the right directory of your gh-pages branch.
Before creating a pull request please ensure the following:
- You have written unit tests to test your additions
- All unit tests pass
- The examples still work and produce the same (or better) results
- The code is compatible with Python 3.5
- An entry about the change or addition is created in CHANGELOG.md
- Add yourself as contributing author
Contributing authors so far:
- Filippo Volpe