- Add: PyChimera logo will be used as taskbar icon! - Recipe: pin `pcre` to avoid issues with Jupyter Notebook installations - Docs: add [FAQ](https://pychimera.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq.htmlpychimera-gui-has-ugly-fonts) on ugly fonts in some cases (bad conda `tk`) - Fix: if `$CHIMERADIR` contains `~`, it will be now properly expanded to `$HOME`. More fixes in OSX support.
As usual, it can be installed with `pip install pychimera` or `conda install -c insilichem pychimera`. Refer to the [docs](https://pychimera.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html) for further info.
0.2.0
This release adds (some) support from Mac OSX and Windows. Further testing is advised, and some rough edges can be expected, but now at least is usable. The core logic has been split into separate modules to ease the development process as well, so PR are welcome.
0.1.11
Use UCSF Chimera Python API in any standard Python 2.7 interpreter!
0.1.0beta
Use [UCSF Chimera](https://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/) packages in any Python 2.7 interpreter
With PyChimera you can... - Enable `import chimera` in interactive coding sessions (console, notebooks) **outside Chimera**. Just call `enable_chimera()`. _Careful! Call it prior to other code or you'll lose your previous work._ - You can also launch Chimera-preenabled IPython sessions or Notebooks with `pychimera ipython` and `pychimera notebook` respectively. - Run scripts depending on chimera **from CLI** with either `pychimera` or `python -m chimera`. This includes modules (`-m` flag) and strings (`-c` flag).