Crates.io | argos-arpa |
lib.rs | argos-arpa |
version | 0.3.2 |
created_at | 2025-09-02 06:55:03.009706+00 |
updated_at | 2025-09-12 15:09:58.43104+00 |
description | A pulsar data archive for the ARGOS project (https://argos-telescope.eu/). |
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repository | https://github.com/SGullin/arpa |
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arpa
- a package for pulsar science in ARGOSThis is still under development.
Keeps track of TOAs and related things. This is mostly based off of TOASTER by Patrick Lazarus.
Most informations are split into data and metadata, e.g. toa
and toa_meta
. Parfiles and raw files are kept as files somewhere, and so only metadata is put in the DB.
Add the library as such:
cargo add argos-arpa
Alternatively, fork either this repo or the GUI.
To get started, you need to have a folder of sql
files creating the tables you reference in the rust code, and a config .toml
file. Both of their paths need to be given to Archivist
's constructor.
This crate uses PostgreSQL, which means that you need to have such a DB to connect to if you want to use arpa
. For testing on MacOS, there is e.g. https://postgresapp.com.
arpa
makes frequent use of the log
crate, and so it is suggested to use env_logger
or similar to debug.
If you fork this and want to add more tables, the derive macro might come in handy. The only necessities is that
id: i32
; andTable
enum.In the future, support will be added for custom tables without forking.
There is a GUI application developed for internal use, publicly available at https://github.com/SGullin/arpa-gui.
argos-arpa
is distributed under the terms of the MIT License.
The ARGOS logo belongs to the ARGOS Consortium.