elara-grace: Elara Aerospace's Rocket Monitoring System

This module monitors the rocket's systems for anomalies or failures and initiates appropriate contingency actions or aborts if necessary.

Project Naming

We named our debugging software after the first programmer who debugged code: Grace Hopper. In 1945, while working on the Harvard Mark II computer, she discovered an actual moth causing a malfunction, which she documented as the first "bug" in a computer system. This incident led to the term "debugging" being coined to describe the process of identifying and fixing issues in computer code.

Project Structure

• src/: Main source code
  • rocket_systems/: Modules for sensors, actuators, and communications
  • monitoring/: Modules for anomaly detection and contingency actions
• tests/: Unit tests
• config/: Configuration settings
• logs/: Log files
• requirements.txt: Python dependencies

Usage

1. Install dependencies: Run make or make install to install the required packages.
2. Run the tests: Use python3 -m unittest discover tests to run the unit tests.
3. Execute the main program: Run python3 src/main.py to start the rocket monitoring system.

Development

To test if your Python code is written according to best practices, please run pylint in your terminal:

    pylint src/*.py

License

Copyright (c) 2024, Suriyaa Sundararuban (Head of Digital Operations at Elara Aerospace) Copyright (c) 2024, Elara Aerospace team