### Spectral Lines Of Planets with python
***
### `SLOPpy` version 1.1 - March 2023
**Main contributors**
Daniela Sicilia,
Luca Malavolta,
Lorenzo Pino,
Gaetano Scandariato,
Valerio Nascimbeni,
Giampaolo Piotto,
Isabella Pagano
**News**
In version 1.1 it is much easier to add new instruments
Paper accepted, repository now publicly available, documentation and examples coming online in a few days.
Basic [documentation available here](https://sloppy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/), updates will follow in the upcoming weeks.
Most of the information can be found in Sicilia et al. (2022) [A&A link](https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/202244055) [ADS link](https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2022arXiv220813045S/abstract) [arXiv link](https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.13045)
**Note on the use of molecfit**
`SLOPpy` supports both the old version `1.5.x` (available as a stand-alone program) and the latest version `>4` through ESO esorex.
To use version 1.5.x, you have to use the molecfit modules marked with `v1`, and specify the installation path under the `molecfit` section:
```bash
pipeline:
- ...
- telluric_molecfit_v1_preparation
- telluric_molecfit_v1_coadd
- ...
molecfit:
installation_path: /Applications/molecfit/bin/
...
```
For the newest version, drop the `v1` in the module names and substitute the `installation_path` keyword with the new `esorex_exec' keyword, as in this example:
```bash
pipeline:
- ...
- telluric_molecfit_preparation
- telluric_molecfit_coadd
- ...
molecfit:
esorex_exec: esorex
...
```
This new keyword specify the location of the `esorex` executable: if the command is avaialble system-wide (i.e., you can launch esorex by simply writing `esorex` in your terminal), then it is not necessary to specify the full path of the excutable.
**Changelog**
- Version 1.1.1 to 1.1.3
Minor bugfixes
- Version 1.1.0
Easier interface for new instruments
New module to write transmisison spectra in the stellar reference system with (optional) CLV and RM correction: `write_output_transmission_stellarRF`. Note: CLV and RM correction only available through `CLV_RM_models` module
- Version 1.0.2:
Minor bugfix
- Version 1.0.1:
Added support to AER v3.8, bundled with Molecfit as in November 2022 \
To use version 3.6, add this keyword in the configuration file under the molecfit section:\
NOTE: it must be a string and not a number\
```bash
aer_version: "3.6"
```
- Version 1.0: first release after acceptance of the paper.
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