create-brandon-brandonseverin 0.0.1

A small package to create experimental notebooks and directories

create_brandon Overview

This is a small command line application to help with the creation of directories for experiments or data science use.

By calling create_brandon in the command line, the user will be prompted to answer a few questions. brandon will create a directory named accordingly based on the answers to the questions. The directory will be named based on the date and time of running create_brandon and will contain data/ and scripts/ folders as well as a jupyter notebook. If the user calls create_brandon -v they will meet Brandon and be welcomed to the matrix.

The application is intened for those who work with quantum devies in dilution refridgerators. Hence the questions such as Name of the device and Name of the fridge, users can leave these blank by just hitting the <ENTER/Return> key.

Installation

$ pip install create_brandon

Usage

Enter in the command line/terminal:

$ create_brandon

To have a conversation with brandon, pass the arguments -v or -verbose, for example:

$ create_brandon -v

or similarly

$ create_brandon -verbose

Commands also work with create-brandon using a dash instead of an underscore.

Output

For Example:

$ create_brandon

Name of the fridge: triton1
Name of the device: sige_heterostructure 1
Name of the experiment: fine_tuning
Creating directories...
Experiment directory made at: 20220308_154655_triton1_sige_heterostructure_1_fine_tuning

Directory structure is as follows:

20220308_154655_triton1_sige_heterostructure_1_fine_tuning/
├── 20220308_154655_triton1_sige_heterostructure_1_fine_tuning.ipynb
├── data
└── scripts

Contributions

MIT license, so feel free to fork submit PRs and contribute, inluding help with docs 😎.

Developing create_brandon

To install create_brandon, along with the tools you need to develop and run tests, run the following in your virtual env:

$ pip install -e.[dev]

Main requirment is pytest==6.2.5