5. Contributors
Here is a list of the main contributors:
5.1. Main modules
5.1.1. Simulator
Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
5.1.2. Retriever
Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
Romain Géneaux, Researcher at CEA Saclay, LIDYL
5.1.3. Propagator
Romain Géneaux, Researcher at CEA Saclay, LIDYL
5.1.4. Cleaning
Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
Romain Géneaux, Researcher at CEA Saclay, LIDYL
5.2. Documentation
Romain Géneaux, Researcher at CEA Saclay, LIDYL
5.3. You want to contribute?
If you’re willing to help, you can clone the up-to-date GitHub repo: https://github.com/PyMoDAQ/pymodaq_femto using git command line or GitHub Desktop. I advise to create a dedicated conda environment for this and install PyMoDAQ-femto’s package as a developer:
conda create -n dev_env
conda activate dev_env
cd
to the location of the folder where you downloaded or cloned the repository.install the package as a developer using the command
pip install -e .
.
Any change on the code will be seen by python interpreter. When ready, you can ask to push your code into the main development branch. A simpler way is to raise Issues on PyMoDAQ-femto’s github page.