The PFS Target Uploader is a web app to validate and submit the target list supplied by users with an observing time estimate by a pointing simulation.
git clone https://github.com/Subaru-PFS/spt_target_uploader.git
cd spt_target_uploader
pip install -r requirements.txt # perhaps optional
pip install -e .
mkdir -p data/
mkdir -p data/temp/
cd docs
mkdocs build
cd ..
pfs-uploader-cli start-app uploader \
--allow-websocket-origin=localhost:5008 \
--static-dirs doc="./docs/site/" \
--static-dirs data="./data"
Open the target uploader at http://localhost:5008/ .
Uploaded files will be stored under data
with the following structure.
$ tree data/
data/
└── <year>
└── <month>
└── <year month day>-<hour minute second>-<upload_id>
├── README.txt
├── pfs_target-yyyymmdd-hhmmss-<upload_id>.zip
├── ppc_<upload_id>.ecsv
├── ppp_figure_<upload_id>.html
├── psl_<upload_id>.ecsv
├── target_<upload_id>.ecsv
├── target_summary_<upload_id>.ecsv
└── <original file>
ppc
, psl
, and target
files correspond to the lists of pointing centers, the pointing summary, and input targets, respectively.
Plots are available in the ppp_figure
file and all files are included in the zip
file.
The path to the data
directory can be controlled by the OUTPUT_DIR
environment variable in .env.shared
. An example of .env.shared
is the following.
# OUTPUT_DIR_PREFIX must be identical to the directory value specified as `data` above.
OUTPUT_DIR="data"
The following parameters can be set in the .env.shared
file to configure the app.
# Output directory for the submitted files
OUTPUT_DIR="data"
# maximum execution time (s) to terminate the calculation (default: 900s = 15min, 0 = no limit)
# MAX_EXETIME=0
# maximum number of pointings to be considered (default: 200, 0 = no limit)
# MAX_NPPC=100
# email setting (email will be sent at each submission)
# EMAIL_FROM=
# EMAIL_TO=
# SMTP_SERVER=