Mike Charles mikecharles

To get a unique list of all Python packages your application depends on:

grep -irhP '^import ' interp_stn_to_grid | sort | uniq

where interp_stn_to_grid is the top-level directory containing all the Python scripts in your application.

This is a simple example that creates a NetCDF file for 1 degree global 2m temperature. There is no time coordinate.

For this portion of code:

ds = xr.DataArray(data, ...)

data is a NumPy array, assumed to have a shape of num_lats x num_lons

To run this, just create a virtualenv and install cpc.geofiles:

$ pip install cpc.geofiles

Create a file z.pth in your virtual env's site-packages dir (eg. ~/.conda/envs/<env-name>/lib/python3.5/site-packages) containing this line:

import pkg_resources; pkg_resources.fixup_namespace_packages('')

	#!/usr/bin/env python

	import ldap
	from getpass import getpass

	# Set constants
	HOST = '<HOST>' # eg. ldaps://my-ldap-server.com
	BASE_DN = '<BASE_DN>' # eg. 'dc=example,dc=com'

	# Set LDAP options

	#!/bin/sh

	ROOT_DIR=/path/to/data
	START_DATE='19950101'
	END_DATE='20161231'

	cd $ROOT_DIR

	# Loop over all dates within the given date range
	curr_date=$START_DATE

	#!/bin/sh

	find . -type f -iname "*.avi" -print0 \| while IFS= read -r -d $'\0' infile ; do
	outfile="${infile%.*}.m4v"
	echo "Converting ${infile} to ${outfile}..."
	HandbrakeCLI -Z 'AppleTV 3' -q 25 -i "$infile" -o "$outfile"
	done

	find . -type f -iname "*.txt" -print0 \| while IFS= read -r -d $'\0' line; do
	echo "$line"
	ls -l "$line"
	done

	#!/bin/sh

	#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	# Usage
	#
	usage() {
	printf "$(basename "$0") -s <TIME_BETWEEN_TRIES> -t <TIME_TO_TRY> <COMMAND>\n"
	printf " where:\n"
	printf " -s TIME_BETWEEN_TRIES time (minutes) between each try\n"
	printf " -t TIME_TO_TRY total time (minutes) to try the command before giving up\n"

	from PIL import Image
	im = Image.open(img_file)
	im.convert('P', palette=Image.ADAPTIVE, colors=256).save(img_file)