The following instructions assume you have conda installed. Conda is part of the Anaconda distribution and can be easily installed through the Miniconda minimal distribution.

$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/ChandraCXC/iris
$ conda create -n iris python=2.7 astropy=0.4.4 scipy
$ source activate iris
$ conda install -c https://conda.binstar.org/sherpa sherpa
$ pip install sampy
$ pip install astlib
$ cd sherpa-samp; python setup.py develop; cd ..
$ cd sedstacker; python setup.py develop; cd ..

You should also make sure that sherpa-samp is working. After installing sherpa-samp, run sherpa-samp from the command line. The program should start and listen for SAMP connections. After a while the program times out and exits. It's important that sherpa-samp does not exit with errors.

You can also run the Iris smoke test by:

$ cd iris/target
$ chmod u+x Iris
$ ./Iris smoketest

$ mvn clean test # Unit tests
$ mvn clean test-compile failsafe:integration-test # Integration tests only
$ mvn clean verify # All tests

$ mvn -Pjacoco test # Unit tests
$ mvn -Pjacoco verify # All tests
$ mvn -Pjacoco jacoco:report # generate report

Note that individual reports will be created in each individual submodule.

A [[http://www.sonarqube.org/ | SonarQube]] instance must be running. The configuration for the SonarQube instance must be placed into the maven local settings.xml file for connecting with the database backing the SonarQube instance.

$ mvn -Psonar install # All tests
$ mvn sonar:sonar