ScopeFoundry
A Python platform for controlling custom laboratory experiments and visualizing scientific data
Maintainer
Edward S. Barnard <esbarnard@lbl.gov>
Contributors
Alan Buckley
Nick Borys
Frank Ogletree
Benedikt Ursprung
Clarice Aiello
Hao Wu
Requirements
Python 3.x
PyQt 4.7+, PySide, or PyQt5 (via qtpy shim package)
NumPy
PyQtGraph
h5py
_Optional:_
qtconsole
Ipython
Installation
If you have all the requirements:
` pip install git+git://github.com/ScopeFoundry/ScopeFoundry.git `
If you use the Anaconda python distribution, you can create an environment that has ScopeFoundry and its required dependencies. See the conda_env sub-directory for environment files and Windows batch files for environment setup.
Alternatively:
` $ conda create -n scopefoundry python=3.6 $ source activate scopefoundry (scopefoundry) $ conda install numpy pyqt qtpy h5py pyqtgraph (scopefoundry) $ pip install git+git://github.com/ScopeFoundry/ScopeFoundry.git `
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