Create a FermiLAT query tool#68
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Thanks! What should we use to download the FITS files? |
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Funny you should ask... #69. |
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Some additions to this PR: keflavich#3 Can you merge #69 and then we continue with this one? |
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Merged, rebased, etc. (and made a mess of it, so I had to do it all again) |
It's simpler and there are two detectors on Fermi: LAT and GBM and eventually we want to access data from both.
may go on API prop page
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Create a FermiLAT query tool - this version is incomplete but functional. Further work is required for downloading the files. Merge now for refactor work to be done today.
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In response to #37, but also tries to implement the API proposed in #66.
Not complete! @cdeil, I invite your direct commentary here as I continue to work on it, but I will have to put this down in an hour (thesis due soon...)