DETECTOR2NEXUS',(1)
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detector2nexus', β bestie, this one takes a whole detector description and turns it into a NeXus detector that all your other pyFAI utilities can actually use π
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
okay so when you run ['/tmp/tmpji0ax5w8/detector2nexus', '--help'] you get this whole vibe:
usage: detector2nexus [options] [options] -o nxs.h5
so basically: you have some complex detector definition β multiple modules, possibly living in 3D, the whole dramatic situation β and this lil icon converts it into a single NeXus detector definition π plus the mask. and like, much more in the future π (they said it, not me).
π¦ options: π¦
-h,--helpβ shows this help message and then dips. classic. β¨-V,--versionβ shows the program's version number and exits. short king behavior. π-o OUTPUT,--output OUTPUTβ the output nexus file, unless it'sdetector_name.h5π-n NAME,--name NAMEβ the name of the detector, bestie, what else would it be π-m MASK,--mask MASKβ the mask that corresponds to the detector π-D DETECTOR,--detector DETECTORβ base detector name (see documentation of pyFAI.detectors π«Ά-s SPLINEFILE,--splinefile SPLINEFILEβ geometric distortion file from FIT2D π--dx DX,--x-corr DXβ geometric correction for pilatus, x-style β¨--dy DY,--y-corr DYβ geometric correction for pilatus, y-style β¨-p PIXEL,--pixel PIXELβ pixel size (comma separated):x,yπ-S SHAPE,--shape SHAPEβ shape of the detector (comma separated):x,yπ·-d DARK,--dark DARKβ dark noise to be subtracted, bye noise π-f FLAT,--flat FLATβ flat field correction πΈ-v,--verboseβ switches you into verbose/debug mode, for when you need the tea β
This summarizes detector2nexus π
detector2nexus version 0.21.3 from 03/02/2022 β no cap, that's the receipts π§Ύ
and that's the whole thing, bestie β shouting out to the manual fam behind detector2nexus', '--version'], stamped February 2023 on DETECTOR2NEXUS',(1) πβ¨ mwah, slay, go convert some detectors π
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- debian bookworm: pyfai 0.21.3+dfsg1-4 Β· MIT
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