- Python >= 3.8
Launch VSCode if that is IDE of choice.
`CTRL + SHIFT + ~` will open a terminal
Navigate to the directory where you want to clone the repo.
$ git clone https://github.com/
$ cd adv_mpl
$ python -m venv .mp_venv
(Or replace .mp_venv with whatever you want to call your environment)
On Windows
$ .mp_venv\Scripts\activate.bat
On Mac
$ source .mp_venv/bin/activate
Before next step, ensure you see the environment name to the left of your
command prompt. If you see it and the path file to your current directory, then
the environment is activated. If you don't activate it, and start installing
things. You'll install all the requirements.txt libraries into your base python environment. Which will lead to dependency problems down the road. I
promise. After that has been activated, go to your terminal and type pip list
to check your base python libraries. Now is a good time to upgrade pip and
setuptools. As those should be the only two libraries you see on a clean python
installation. If not... well.
Next install the required libraries with the below pip command!
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Order of operations of above terminal commands.
- Open Terminal
- Clone repo
- Change directories
- Create venv
- Activate venv
- Upgrade pip (because reasons)
- Install libraries
While in root directory run commands below
$ mkdir data
$ mkdir scripts
Copy data to data directory
- General overview of how to plot
- Layering multiple plots on a GridSpec
- Use of debugger in plotting. The best trial and error and object exploration
- objects
- Embed ML routines
- Plot animation
- Python - graph - gallery