PyFinder is a Python wrapper around the FinDer executable, designed to facilitate the use of FinDer's functionalities in Python environments. The current implementation wraps the FinDer command-line tool, providing easier integration and automation. Future plans include adding direct bindings for the FinDer library to enable more seamless and efficient usage.
- pyfinder-docker: Docker images and configurations for running PyFinder in containerized environments. The base image includes FinDer executable and libraries. This repository is the top level component of the pyFinder workflow.
- pyfinder: The main Python wrapper around the FinDer executable. Pulled by the
pyfinder-docker - paramws-clients: A parametric web service framework supporting PyFinder and related tools. Also pulled from the
pyfinder-docker.
PyFinder originated as part of the DT-GEO project, which focused on geospatial data processing and analysis. The original DT-GEO DTC-E6 repository can be found here. After the conclusion of DT-GEO, PyFinder has continued as an independent project, evolving to meet the needs of its user community.
- Development of additional parametric web services to extend the capabilities of PyFinder.
- Implementation of direct bindings to the FinDer library to improve performance and usability.
- Continued enhancement of Docker support for easier deployment and scalability.
PyFinder is released under the MIT License, allowing broad usage and modification. However, the underlying FinDer library remains closed source and is not included under the MIT License.