sonaris 0.1.3

Software Framework for Task Automation and Scheduling

Sonaris

Sonaris is a hardware device control platform developed to control lab devices and provide basic scheduling and monitoring utilities in a lab setting.

The device hardware written for it are at the moment quite limited and support only DG4202 Signal Generator and the EDUX1002A Oscilloscope, written to facilitate a thesis project.

Dependencies

To setup the environment for env variables used in the app

On Linux you might need to install a few packages:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libgl1 libegl1 ffmpeg libsm6 libxext6

On development environments or running from source:

python etc/env.py

To setup dependencies on the terminal:

poetry install --no-root
poetry shell
# Running the app
python -m sonaris run --hardware-mock

The generated .env file will look as such:

WORKINGDIR='C:/source/sonaris'
CONFIG='C:/source/sonaris/etc'
DATA='C:/source/sonaris/data'
PYTHONPATH='C:\source\sonaris\frontend\src;C:\source\sonaris\src'
ASSETS='C:/source/sonaris/frontend/assets'
LOGS='C:/source/sonaris/logs'

Run Flags

Usage: python -m sonaris run [OPTIONS]

  Run the Sonaris application.

Options:
  -hm, --hardware-mock  Run the app in hardware mock mode.
  --grafana             Start Grafana container alongside the application.
                        Requires Docker.
  --help                Show this message and exit.

Installing and Running Sonaris

A stable distribution of the Sonaris

pip install sonaris

When not utilizing a .env file it will attempt to use $HOME/.sonaris

Running the app

python -m sonaris run

Running the app from source

poetry install --no-root
poetry run python -m sonaris run

Running the app for hardware-mock

poetry run python -m sonaris run --hardware-mock