James Adams

created branch 'comparison_analysis' for this issue

Add a command line option, associated function parameters, and functionality to use either the original NCDC method or Thornthwaite's method for PET calculation, in order to determine the effect of...

Can you please reference the ARSET training materials you're following? The last time they used this package in their training materials they used an out-of-date version which led to numerous...

Do not use the package they have provided as it is an out-of-date version. Install climate-indices into your Python environment like so: ``` $ pip install climate-indices ``` That's it...

This is the bug with NCO on Windows that I was mentioning. I'm sorry I just haven't had the time to fix that and the most conclusive answer is that...

Thanks for bringing this up, @EliT1626 Alas things have gone a little of the rails in recent months (my day job has overwhelmed me, and this project is essentially a...

In order to install as a conda module we'll first need to make it available via PyPI, as mentioned [here](https://conda.io/docs/user-guide/tutorials/build-pkgs-skeleton.html). This will require updating the setup.py and creating a .pypirc...

Package now available (registered/uploaded) [on PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/climate-indices/). Steps taken to make this happen: ##### Prerequisites - Register accounts on pypi.org and test.pypi.org - Install setuptools, twine, conda-build into the current conda...

The next part is to build the conda package so that climate_indices can be installed into a conda environment using the command `conda install climate_indices`. The below follows the instructions...

We can now install the package into conda using this command: ``` conda install -c monocongo climate_indices``` Next step is to get this into [conda-forge](https://conda-forge.org/) which is a more standard/public...