ds_test_project | Testing the Equinor data science template

This git repository contains only this template which is a starting point for your own work. You will need to create your own project specific repository to which you should copy the contents of this template. You can do this manually by download a zipped copy of the files using the "Clone or download" button or with the following commands (substitute myproject with the name of your project and REMOTE-REPOSITORY-URL with the remote repository url).
Update this readme file to describe your project including setup, configuration and usage. You might also delete this Getting Started section once you have considered the steps below
If using Travis for CI then modify .travis.yml as needed, if not then delete this file / replace with another for e.g. Jenkins.
Change or delete the LICENSE file if your terms are different.
Modify conda_env.yml with a project specific name
Create a requirements.txt file for any non Conda packages.
Rename src\examplepackage to something more relevant to your project (e.g. src<projectname>). This will also require corresponding changes in: tests\test_examplepackage_examplemodule.py - import statement notebooks\example.ipynb - import statement setup.py - packages list
Install git and checkout the [git code repository]. Install anaconda python version 3.6+. Change working directory into the git code repository root.
Install git and checkout the [git code repository]
Install anaconda python version 3.6+
Change working directory into the git code repository root
Create the self contained conda environment. In a terminal go to the git code repository root and enter the command: conda env create --file conda_env.yml
Any python modules under src need to be available to other scripts. This can be done in a couple of ways. You can setup and install the python modules by executing the setup.py command below which will install the packages to the conda environments site-packages folder but with a symlink to the src folder so modifications are reflected immediately. python setup.py develop As an alternative you may prefer to set the python path directly from the console, within notebooks, test scripts etc. From Pycharm you can also right click the src folder and select the Mark Directory As | Source Root option.
.. Place your own project specific setup steps here e.g. copying data files ...