Infrastructure to publish data files as PyPI package #21
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This PR contains the basic infrastructure to publish a package with the SNOwGLoBES data files (
detector_configurations.datand the directorieschannels/,effic/,smear/andxscns/) to PyPI.This makes it easier to reuse these files. For example, in SNEWPY users currently need to manually download SNOwGLoBES and specify the SNOwGLoBES directory in every function call (or set the environment variable). With this PR and the corresponding changes to SNEWPY, this would all be handled automatically by the package manager.
As you can this in this PR, no changes to existing SNOwGLoBES code, files or directory structure is required. The additions are in a single
snowglobes_data/directory; simply run thesetup.shscript in there to generate the package.In a future commit, I can add a GitHub workflow which automatically generates the package and uploads it to PyPI whenever a new SNOwGLoBES version is tagged.