Using CoReCon

Installation

CoReCon is still in the beta-testing phase. If you want to try it out, it can be installed as a python module, using:

pip install corecon

Tutorial

For an introduction on how to use CoReCon, check Using CoReCon: tutorial.

Known issues

CoReCon hangs during import

Users using some internet providers have reported issues in connecting to github raw user contents, which is used by CoReCon to autonomously update available constraints when imported. For some users this results in the import statement hanging.

In order to circumvent this, create an empty file named exactly skip_update in the filder where CoReCon is installed (i.e. where its __init__.py file is located). This will prevent CoReCon from trying to update the constraint at startup. Therefore, to update the available constraints you will have to manually download the data directory from the GitHub repository and replace the local data directory.

To restart automatic updates, simply remove the skip_update file.