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Update home authored May 09, 2024 by vagudets's avatar vagudets
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In order to run the SUNSET Suite, you need to load the necessary modules (R, CDO, GDAL, GEOS and PROJ). To do this, you can run the command `source MODULES` in the terminal, from the main folder of the SUNSET repository.
Before calling the modules in your script or in the R console, you should run the `prepare_outputs()` function as shown in the [example script](https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/sunset/-/snippets/96), which will read your recipe and set up the directory for your outputs.
## TODO: replace with links to the use cases
Before calling the modules in your script or in the R console, you should run the `prepare_outputs()` function as shown in the [example script](https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/sunset/-/snippets/111), which will read your recipe and set up the directory for your outputs.
`prepare_outputs()` will perform a check on your recipe to detect potential errors. If you want to disable this check, you may set the argument `disable_checks = TRUE` when calling the function.
If you had a recipe named 'recipe-wiki.yml' that looked like the example in this wiki, this directory might look something like this:
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