- Python 3.7 or later
See the Installation guide.
$ chromag --help
usage: chromag [-h] [-v] {cat,log,ls,end-of-day,eod} ...
ChroMag pipeline 0.1.0
positional arguments:
{cat,log,ls,end-of-day,eod}
sub-command help
cat display file header
log display, and optionally filter, log output
ls list files with extra ChroMag-specific info
end-of-day (eod) run end-of-day pipeline
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version show program's version number and exitHelp for each sub-command can be obtained as well, e.g.:
$ chromag eod --help
usage: chromag end-of-day [-h] [-f CONFIGURATION_FILENAME] [date-expr ...]
positional arguments:
date-expr dates to run on in the form YYYYMMDD including lists (using commas) and
ranges (using hyphens where end date is not included)
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f CONFIGURATION_FILENAME, --configuration-filename CONFIGURATION_FILENAME
Configuration filenameTo run the unit tests, use pytest:
pytest testsThe unit tests will automatically be run before a commit is allowed.
To get perform static analysis on the source code to check for common patterns
that might cause errors or other problems, run pylint from the root directory
of the repository:
pylint chromag tests
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