Hi Jonas,

I've uploaded a new version now to pypi and npm; 1.4.2

pip install pyesasky==1.4.2

and jupyter labextension install pyesasky@1.4.2 will do the installations.

The syntax is like this:

esasky.overlayMOC(mocstring, name, color, opacity)

esasky.removeMOC(name)

E.g.

esasky.overlayMoc('6/2-15 23 554 7/22 50-75', 'myMoc', 'blue', 0.2)

esasky.overlayMoc('{"3":[1,2,3,4,5], "4":[2,3,4]}', 'myMoc', '#FF1244', 1) Opacity 1 gives only the edges

esasky.removeMOC('myMoc')

Hi Jonas,

Good point. We definitely should have this. Actually not too much work to implement it. I'm working on it right now. My plan was to implement it so you supply a JSON MOC or string serialization as in the IVOA description 2.3.2 and 3.1: http://ivoa.net/documents/MOC/20191007/REC-MOC-1.1-20191007.pdf What do you think about that?

I'll try to finish that today and release a new pyESASky version.

Best regards

Mattias

ESASky team