Confirmasaurus

• See here for ongoing work.
• And here for higher level strategy and planning

Directories:

• imprint - our open source tools. Open source repo
• confirm - our code base!
• tests - our tests.
• docs - documentation.
• research - Research! Stuff in here might be in various of states of rough/polished.
• cloud - tools for working on cloud infrastructure including AWS and Codespaces.
• Doing something new? Just make a new top level folder or a folder in research.

Getting set up

See here for a local set up. Look at the cloud documentation for setting up on AWS or GitHub Codespaces.

To get a fully functional development environment...

1. If you do not have conda installed already, please install it. There are many ways to get conda. We recommend installing Mambaforge which is a conda installation wwith mamba installed by default and set to use conda-forge as the default set of package repositories. CLICK HERE for installers and installation instructions.

2. Clone the git repo:

   git clone [email protected]:Confirm-Solutions/confirmasaurus.git

3. Set up your confirm conda environment. The list of packages that will be installed inside your conda environment can be seen in pyproject.toml.

   mamba update -y conda mamba
   # create a development virtual environment with useful tools
   mamba env create
   conda activate confirm
   
   # the following line makes poetry install into already activated
   # environment.
   poetry config virtualenvs.create false --local
   # install the confirm package plus development tools
   poetry install --with=dev,test,cloud
   
   # OPTIONALLY: Install a CUDA-enabled JAX build on Linux
   pip install --upgrade -r requirements-jax-cuda.txt

Committing code

In order to commit code and pass the pre-commit checks, you will need to install go and gitleaks with brew install go gitleaks.

Other useful notes:

• Packaging and dependency management tools
• Using our tools on the cloud (AWS, Codespaces)
• Advice for dealing with our imprint subtree
• Very rough coding standards
• Advice for using JAX