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Expand Up @@ -17,11 +17,14 @@ xconv2 provides (or will provide) a graphical interface to local and remote weat

## Installation

We intend to release this as a standalone executable for linux and macos, but for the moment you should use a Python 3.12 (or later) environment with
udunits2 installed, then you can pip install from the source using one of these:

`pip install "git+https://github.com/ncas-cms/xconv2.git"`
`pip install "git+ssh://github.com/ncas-cms/xconv2.git"`
We have released this as a standalone executable for Linux and MacOS on PyPI, and will do so on conda-forge too, for the moment you should use a Python 3.12 (or later) environment with `cartopy` and `udunits2` installed, then you can pip install from PyPI:

```
conda create -n xconv2
conda activate xconv2
mamba install -c conda-forge pip cartopy udunits2
pip install xconv2
```

and then you should have `xconv2` available on your command line.

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