Releases: Chilipp/psyplot-conda
v1.1.0: New xarray accessors, better GUI widgets and more
psyplot-conda v1.1.0 provides new installers for psyplot, psyplot-gui, psy-simple, psy-maps and psy-reg of the versions v1.1.0.
Besides others, these new versions especially provide new xarray accessors and better widgets for the GUI. For more details, look into the changelogs of the corresponding packages.
v1.0.1: Revised release with additional Windows and OS X installers
v1.0.1
Added
- added changelog
- Added Mac OSX
.pkg
installer
Changed
- Increased psyplot-gui to v1.0.1
Installation on Linux
Download the bash
script
and open a terminal window.
Type:
bash '<path-to-the-downloaded-file.sh>'
and simply follow the instructions.
For more information on the command line options type:
bash '<Path-to-the-downloaded-file.sh>' --help
It will ask you, whether you want to add a psyplot
alias to your
.bashrc
, such that you can easily start the terminal and type
psyplot
to start the GUI. You can avoid this by setting
NO_PSYPLOT_ALIAS=1
. Hence, to install psyplot-conda
without any
terminal interaction, run:
NO_PSYPLOT_ALIAS=1 bash '<Path-to-the-downloaded-file.sh>' -b -p <target-path>
Uninstallation on Linux
Just delete the folder where you installed psyplot-conda
. By default,
this is $HOME/psyplot-conda
, so just type:
rm -rf $HOME/psyplot-conda
If you added a psyplot
alias to your .bashrc
or chose to add the
bin
directory to your PATH
variable during the installation, open
your $HOME/.bashrc
in an editor of your choice and delete those parts.
Installation on OS X
You can either install it from the terminal using a bash-script (.sh
file), or you can install a standalone app using an installer (.pkg
file).
The bash script will install a conda installation in your desired
location. Both will create a Psyplot.app
(see below).
Installation using the OS X package
This should be straight-forward, however Apple does not provide free
Developer IDs for open-source developers. Therefore our installers are
not signed and you have to give the permissions to open the files
manually. The 4 steps below describe the process.
-
Just download the package
installer -
To open it, you have to
Right-click on the file, then
Open With
, thenInstaller
. In the
appearing window, click theOpen
button. -
Follow the instructions. It will create a
Psyplot.app
in the
specified location. -
To open the app the first time, change to the chosen installation
directory for the App (by default$HOME/Applications
), right-click
thePsyplot
app and click onOpen
. In the appearing window,
again click onOpen
.
Installation using the bash script
Download the bash
script
(file ending on '.sh'
for MacOSX) and open a terminal window.
Type:
bash '<path-to-the-downloaded-file.sh>'
and simply follow the instructions.
For more informations on the command line options type:
bash '<Path-to-the-downloaded-file.sh>' --help
By default, the installer asks whether you want to install a
Psyplot.app
into your Applications
directory. You can avoid this be
setting NO_PSYPLOT_APP=1
.
Furthermore it will ask you, whether you want to add a psyplot
alias
to your .bash_profile
, such that you can easily start the terminal and
type psyplot
to start the GUI. You can avoid this by setting
NO_PSYPLOT_ALIAS=1
. Hence, to install psyplot-conda
without any
terminal interaction, run:
NO_PSYPLOT_APP=1 NO_PSYPLOT_ALIAS=1 bash '<Path-to-the-downloaded-file.sh>' -b -p <target-path>
Uninstallation on OSX
The uninstallation depends on whether you have used the package
installer or the bash script for the installation.
Uninstall the App installed through the OS X package
Just delete the app from your Applications
folder. There have been no
changes made to your PATH
variable.
Uninstall the App installed via bash script
As for linux, just delete the folder where you installed
psyplot-conda
. By default, this is $HOME/psyplot-conda
. Open a
terminal and just type:
rm -rf $HOME/psyplot-conda
If you added a psyplot
alias to your .bash_profile
or chose to add
the bin
directory to your PATH
variable during the installation,
open your $HOME/.bash_profile
in an editor of your choice and delete
those parts.
If you chose to add a Psyplot
app, just delete the symbolic link in
/Applications
or $HOME/Applications
.
Installation on Windows
Just download the installer for
64-bit
or
32-bit,
double click the downloaded file and follow the instructions. The
installation will create an item in the windows menu (Start ->
Programs -> Psyplot) which you can use to open the GUI. You can,
however, also download installers that create no shortcut from below.
In any case, if you chose to modify your PATH
variable during the
installation, you can open a command window (cmd
) and type psyplot
.
Uninstallation on Windows
Just double-click the Uninstall-Anaconda.exe
file in the directory
where you installed psyplot-conda
and follow the instructions.
This will also revert the changes in your PATH
variable.
v1.0.0: First official and stable release
This release is the first official and stable release which is also submitted to the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS). See the corresponding psyplot release for more information.
The binaries contained in this release provide a full conda installation and the psyplot, psy-simple, psy-reg, psy-maps and psyplot-gui packages, all of version 1.0.0.
Installation on MacOSX and Linux
Download the bash script (file ending on '.sh'
for linux or MacOSX) from
the Releases_ page and open a terminal window.
Type
bash '<path-to-the-downloaded-file.sh>'
and simply follow the instructions.
For more informations on the command line options type
Type
bash '<Path-to-the-downloaded-file.sh>' --help
On MaxOSX, the installation will create an the psyplot.app
in the
/Applications
folder which you can use to open the psyplot GUI. Otherwise
type psyplot
in the terminal to open the GUI.
Installation on Windows
Just double click the downloaded file and follow the instructions. The
installation will create an item in the windows menu
(Start -> Programs -> Psyplot) which you can use to open the GUI. Otherwise,
open a command window (cmd
) and type psyplot
.