Core Library

#	Module name	Status
1	sepal_ui

Solara Modules

#	Module name	Status
1	se.plan
2	sepal_mgci

Jupyter/Conda Modules

#	Module name	Status	conda env	comments
1	sepal_pysmm		yes
2	gfc_wrapper_python		yes
3	vector_manager		yes
4	clip-time-series		yes
5	alos_mosaics		yes
6	sdg_15.3.1		yes
7	tmf_sepal		yes
8	planet-order		yes
9	coverage_analysis		yes
10	fcdm		yes
11	basin-rivers		yes
12	gee_source		yes
13	active_fires_explorer		yes
14	sepal_smfm_biota		yes
15	smfm_deforest		yes
16	gwb		yes
17	cumsum_change		yes
18	weplan		yes	only in test server
19	sepal-leafmap		yes
20	eSBAE_notebooks
21	deforestation-alerts		yes
22	sbae-design		yes

Legacy Modules (not in prod/test)

#	Module name	Status	conda env	comments
1	alert_module		yes
2	damage_proxy_maps		yes
3	bfast_gpu		yes

How this README is generated

This file is auto-generated from modules.json using a Jinja2 template. Do not edit README.rst directly — your changes will be overwritten.

Setup

# Install dependencies (one time)
uv sync

Editing modules

1. Edit modules.json — add, remove, or update module entries.
2. Regenerate:

uv run python scripts/generate_readme.py

3. Commit both modules.json and README.rst.

JSON structure

Each module entry has:

• name: Module display name (used as RST hyperlink reference)
• github_url: Full GitHub repository URL
• badge_workflow (optional): Workflow filename, defaults to unit.yaml
• conda_env (optional): "yes" if the module has a sepal_environment.yml
• comments (optional): Free-text notes

Modules are grouped into categories, each with its own table columns.