carbonscott/btx

BeamTime with X-rays - miscellaneous functions for aiding analysis during LCLS experiments.

btx

Miscellaneous functions for aiding analysis during LCLS experiments.

Documentation

Coming soon...

see Doxygen documentation here: https://lcls-users.github.io/btx/

Contributing

This repository is the centralized location to discuss and share calibration files, documentation, scripts and code for SFX analysis.

See Discussions above for a forum experience. Contribute or check Wiki above for tutorials and tips, shared experience, etc.

For contributing code and script, please don't push to the main branch directly. Rather, work in a specific branch for the task at hand, and make a pull request (PR) so it can be safely merged into the main branch after the person you assign as a reviewer does the code review (if necessary).

More importantly, have fun! If you have any questions, feel free to post a new issue or just reach out directly to someone else on the team.

Etiquette

Before you start working on contribution, please make sure your local main branch is up-to-date. Create a new branch from it, add or edit, then push a pull request.

To create your local repository (from this GitHub hosted remote repository):

$ git clone [email protected]:lcls-users/btx.git

To update your local main branch:

$ git checkout main
$ git pull

Now you can create a new branch that will be up to date with the current (remote) main branch:

$ git checkout -b my-new-branch
$ ... do stuff ..
$ git add <the files that you have been working on>
$ git commit -m "Hey everyone, I have been working on those files to do this and that"
$ git push origin my-new-branch

At this point, checkout the repo on GitHub and create a Pull Request (like this one). Once merged, the main branch will be updated with your work!