Installation#
Dependencies#
corner.py depends on matplotlib
, numpy
, and optionally scipy
. You
can install these using your favorite Python package manager and I would
recommend conda if you don’t already have
an opinion.
Using pip#
The easiest way to install the most recent stable version of corner
is
with pip:
python -m pip install corner
From source#
Alternatively, you can get the source by downloading a tarball or cloning the git repository:
git clone https://github.com/dfm/corner.py.git
Once you’ve downloaded the source, you can navigate into the root source directory and run:
python -m pip install .
Tests#
If you installed from source, you can run the unit tests, but know that plotting-based tests can be pretty brittle. From the root of the source directory, run:
python -m pip install nox
python -m nox -s tests-PYTHON_VERSION
Where PYTHON_VERSION
is the version of Python you’re using (e.g.
3.10
) This might take a few minutes but you shouldn’t get any errors
if all went as planned.